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Some 50 detained in Pride parade in Istanbul
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hurriyetdailynews.compolice detained at least 46 people on June 26 in Istanbul who gathered in the city’s central İstiklal Avenue for a Pride parade.The statement from the local police headquarters noted that local authorities banned the planned LGBT march at Taksim Square and along İstiklal Avenue.Members of the LGBT groups gathered in different locations to launch the parade, waving rainbow flags, but the police sealed off the streets.Later, security forces intervened to disperse the crowd.The group defied the warnings from the police and resisted security forces, the statement from the police said, adding that 46 people were detained.The statement added that “unfortunately a member of the press, Bülent Kılıç, was also detained along with the.
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‘It’s our duty to show up and be visible’: Drag Race queens Tia Kofi and Veronica Green go back to school to teach children the wonders of LGBT
supports HTML5 videoDrag Race UK queens Tia Kofi and Veronica Green have been sent back to school by Metro.co.uk to teach the children at Charlotte Sharman Primary in London all about the beauty and wonder of the LGBT community – a lesson and insight so many children never receive growing up.Primary schools in the United Kingdom are still not required to teach young children LGBT inclusive lessons, when essentially a reluctance to do so simply deprives kids of understanding and having their eyes opened to a community packed with imagination, creativity and acceptance – possibly three of the most important tools children can grow up with.For most, growing up LGBT is a lonely experience, having to navigate through the most complex journey
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