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Gaydar Feature of the Month – Janelle Monae
“I want young girls, young boys, non-binary, gay, straight, queer people who are having a hard time dealing with their sexuality, dealing with feeling ostracized or bullied for just being their unique selves, to know that I see you,” Janelle said. “This album is for you. Be proud.” Welcome to March’s Gaydar Feature of the …
Gaydar Feature of the Month – Sara Ramirez
“I was really afraid it would hurt my career if I came out as bisexual, I was very aware of the bi antagonism that exists. But I’m really proud of what we put out in the world. It was definitely disrupting a narrative.” — Sara Ramirez Today’s Gaydar Feature of the Month presents a charming …
Understanding the Transgender community in Indonesia
[bdp_ticker theme_color=”#ff2828″ font_color=”#000000″ font_style=”bold” ticker_effect=”slide-h”] Transgender people and non-binary folk have always been a part of Indonesian history, culture, and people. From the Hindu-Buddhist period of the past to the Islamist era of today, transgender people have permeated the Indonesian society and have faced varying levels of tolerance and acceptance. A significant proportion of the …
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Embracing Gender Diversity is crucial for Indonesia
[bdp_ticker theme_color=”#ff2828″ font_color=”#000000″ font_style=”bold” ticker_effect=”slide-h”] In this blog post, we will discuss why embracing gender diversity is crucial for Indonesia to keep up with the rest of the world. Fеw соuntrіеѕ are аѕ culturally rich and nаturаllу beautiful аѕ Indоnеѕіа. Stretching 3,400 mіlеѕ еаѕt to wеѕt across thе еԛuаtоr, Indonesia is thе world’s fоurth mоѕt …
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