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Watch Lil Nas X Get Personal at Native Son Awards
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advocate.com"Sun Goes Down," where he gets introspective and talks about some of the lowest moments of his life, and ahead of his Saturday Night Live debut, he picked up an honor at the Native Son Awards, which recognizes the achievements of queer and same-gender loving Black men.
But while picking up his award, Nas X decided to set a few things straight. "Thank you Native Son for this amazing honor," Nas X said in a video message for the virtual event.
He was one of six to pick up a Native Son Honoree Award. "I wrote a message for you guys and here it is: Your commitment to amplifying and celebrating Black queer men is vital to our community and I'm humbled to be among this year's honorees.
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L’ambasciatrice olandese Désirée Bonis a sostegno del ddl Zan: «Credo che molti italiani lo siano»
In una lunga intervista rilasciata ieri ad Agenzia Nova, l’ambasciatrice del Regno dei Paesi Bassi in Italia, Désirée Bonis, ha espresso il suo aperto sostegno al ddl Zan, dichiarando di essere in contatto col parlamentare del Pd e di appoggiare «il suo lavoro. Credo che lo faccia una larga parte della popolazione italiana». Il 21 aprile scorso proprio Alessandro Zan aveva incontrato presso la sede diplomatica la vice-ambasciatrice Dewi van de Weerd, twittando entusiasta che «il sostegno di un Paese all’avanguardia sui diritti come i Paesi Bassi è fondamentale nella lotta anche in Italia all’odio e alle discriminazioni. L’Europa dei diritti è il nostro futuro comune».
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