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Dublin arts festival TRANS-FUSION to make highly anticipated return
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TRANS-FUSION, the Dublin arts and performance festival celebrating trans people, is returning for an action-packed eight-day event in early July.
Established in 2013, TRANS-FUSION won a Galas award for Event of the Year in 2016 and this year, it promises a programme including film, comedy, history talks, an art gallery and more.
The event’s signature […] The post Dublin arts festival TRANS-FUSION to make highly anticipated return appeared first on GCN.
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Taylor, Katy, Ke$ha & more: 10 pop songs by longtime gay icons & allies that haven’t aged well
Here are 10 songs that may be considered problematic in today’s context for LGBTQ+ listeners, and will need a serious update if they ever want to be played at a Pride parade again…I mean, do we even need to explain? The 38-year-old pop star released this song for her debut album, One of the Boys, in 2008 and it definitely wouldn’t fly today. With lines like “I hope you hang yourself with your H&M scarf” to its derogatory use of the word gay in the chorus and other problematic elements like the rampant stereotyping and body-shaming, it’s safe to say this coded homophobic track has left a stain in Perry’s discography.Kesha has provided the gays with plenty of bops throughout her career and has been a fierce ally for the community, but, unfortunately, her catalog of hits does have quite an offensive dud with the song “Grow A Pear”. The song has been widely criticized for perpetuating strict gender roles and for its problematic lyrics.
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