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“We need to fight all out against all institutionalized oppressions of human right to freedom of choice and self-expression – unabashed, without any compromise and fear” says Anis Ray Chaudhuri, in response to Neel’s “A Critique of Pride”. Read the full post.
Gay communityтАЩs unfortunate and reckless use of words like тАЬprideтАЭ, тАЬchoiceтАЭ and тАЬlifestyleтАЭ when talking about themselves reinforces Indian society’s belief that we have chosen this тАЬfilthy western lifestyleтАЭ and we are even proud of it, says reader Neel. What do you think?
“I have been at my witтАЩs end grappling and struggling to come to terms with a rather unsavoury and a nasty incident that two of my gay friends A and B, my boyfriend and I have had to face and suffer тАУ quite ironically тАУ on the night of the LGBTIQ Pride in Bangalore.”
In this exclusive interview with Orinam.net, Sri Lankan activist Rosanna Flamer-Caldera shares her views on the most pressing issues faced by the Sri Lankan queer community.
Transgender Day of Remembrance or TDoR as its commonly called, is coming up on Nov 20. It is a day dedicated to honoring Transgender folks who have died outside of natural circumstances.
It Gets Better – Trikone San Fransisco Bay Area
MP list member Srivath’s personal account – Homophobia: An experience at Hotel Accord, Chennai
“Getting brave” a poem by Jaya
L.Ramakrishnan’s poem “Conversation with parents”
“Telling Our Stories” – Sivagami Subbaraman [Talks given at various Washington DC Asian and S. Asian LGBTQ community organizations]
