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IKEA releases 'traumatic' bisexual couch as part of Pride collection
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bisexual couch’ produced as part of a range of furniture from Ikea to celebrate Pride Month. The Swedish firm released details of its Love Seats collection, which features 10 couches produced using the colours of the various flags used by different 2SLGBTQ+ identities.All of the couches are designed and created by queer artists to celebrate identity and share stories of love.
One piece of the collection particularly stood out to people on social media. The so-called ‘bisexual couch’ uses the colour of the bisexual pride flag with the words “nobody believes you” and “when you change or to and”.In response to the collection, one person wrote: “Did they just turn bisexual trauma into a couch?”Another said: “This is great because every couch.
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Pride
Rainbow flag burned and marchers assaulted at Zagreb gay pride march
Croatian police have detained several people over incidents during and after this weekend's Pride march in the capital of Zagreb.The incidents included verbal and physical attacks on some participants and the burning of a rainbow-colored LGBT flag, the Zagreb police said Sunday. Police are still looking for some of the perpetrators.Franko Dota, from the Zagreb Pride organization, told the state HRT television that the incidents were the first since 2011.
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