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Thousands march in Ukraine showcasing support for LGBTQ+ rights
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On Sunday (September 19), thousands took to the streets to peacefully march in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine.
The March for Equality, a yearly parade, was called off last year due to the COVID-19 outbreak. On Sunday’s march, it has been reported an estimated 7,000 people participated, Reuters reports.
In 2019, 8,000 supports showed up which has been the March for Equality’s biggest turnout since the launch of the event nearly 10 years ago.
Attendees of the parade displayed Pride banners, slogans and signs that included messages such as “Disability Love Pride” and “Leave No One Behind”, as crowds walked through the central streets of Kyiv. “We’ve grown tired of waiting for change and enduring systematic intimidation,
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Students Putting Gay Pride, BLM Symbols on Lockers, Laptops After Teacher Displays Banned
Black Lives Matter symbols on their lockers, water bottles and laptops after an Oregon school board banned teachers from their own displays.According to a faculty member at Newberg High School, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of being harassed online, she said more students than ever have been displaying the symbols since the Newberg School Board voted on the ban in August.The ban on displaying gay pride and Black Lives Matter symbols does not apply to students.The school board's decision has been a highly divisive topic, with some students and teachers alike arguing against it, while supporters have called the banned signs political."It has been difficult to see a community divided.
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