#11Ottobre - Giornata internazionale del #ComingOut. Istituita nel 1988 dalla comunità #LGBTQIA+ a favore del diritto di ogni persona di essere liberamente sé stessa. #AltreModernità, rivista #OpenAccess, ci guida alla lettura del testo “Le norme traviate” nel quale si analizzano le ambiguità con le quali il tema dell’ #omosessualità è stato rappresentato nel cinema italiano. L’articolo è liberamente scaricabile qui ⬇️
Oggi è la Giornata Mondiale dell’Orgoglio #lgbtqia Negli Stati Uniti, dal dopoguerra in poi, gli omosessuali erano oggetto di persecuzioni e le irruzioni della polizia nei locali frequentati erano sempre più violente e frequenti. La notte tra il 27 e il 28 giugno del 1969 la polizia irruppe nello Stonewall Inn, un locale di New York, per arrestare chi era privo di documenti o era vestito con abiti del genere opposto. (continua⬇️ ) #dirittilgbt #pridemonth #pride2024 #uguaglianza
![[Image Description: a four panel comic by Sophie Labelle .Thefirst panel shows Club Q from the outside, a one story building with the walls painted rainbow and a red roof. The door has a Progress Pride flag, surrounded by flowers. The text says "No matter how isolated the perpetrator of violence against our communities is, they are never acting alone." Second panel: a poster from Club Q that says "'Let's Do Drag' Every Sunday 5 P.M. Showtime Local Talent Wanted". The text above says "They are enabled and emboldened by a society that allows our existence to be debated and questioned..." Third panel: another poster that says "All Ages Musical Drag Brunch Sunday November Twentieth Doors Open at Eleven, Show Starts At Noon. There is a picture of a blonde performer. The text above continues to say "... And by fanatics who see sexual and gender diversity as perverse and dangerous." Fourth panel: the Progress Pride flag, with it's yellow intersex triangle surrounded by the pink and blue of the trans flag, itself surrounded by the brown and black stripes of the queer people of color who led the way, nestled in the rainbow stripes of the modern regular pride flag. The text says "Today, we mourn. Tomorrow we shine the brightest and loudest. Club Q - Colorado Springs, USA, November Twentieth, Twenty Twenty-two, Rest In Power". End I.D.]](https://friendica.opencloud.lu/photo/preview/640/139353 "[Image Description: a four panel comic by Sophie Labelle .Thefirst panel shows Club Q from the outside, a one story building with the walls painted rainbow and a red roof. The door has a Progress Pride flag, surrounded by flowers. The text says \"No matter how isolated the perpetrator of violence against our communities is, they are never acting alone.\" Second panel: a poster from Club Q that says \"'Let's Do Drag' Every Sunday 5 P.M. Showtime Local Talent Wanted\". The text above says \"They are enabled and emboldened by a society that allows our existence to be debated and questioned...\" Third panel: another poster that says \"All Ages Musical Drag Brunch Sunday November Twentieth Doors Open at Eleven, Show Starts At Noon. There is a picture of a blonde performer. The text above continues to say \"... And by fanatics who see sexual and gender diversity as perverse and dangerous.\" Fourth panel: the Progress Pride flag, with it's yellow intersex triangle surrounded by the pink and blue of the trans flag, itself surrounded by the brown and black stripes of the queer people of color who led the way, nestled in the rainbow stripes of the modern regular pride flag. The text says \"Today, we mourn. Tomorrow we shine the brightest and loudest. Club Q - Colorado Springs, USA, November Twentieth, Twenty Twenty-two, Rest In Power\". End I.D.]")