In a country plagued by tragedy for the LGBTQ community, photographer Dorian López captures the bravery of those marching for liberation. worldphotographyday
was there, watching it unfold through the lens of his camera. Below are the photographs he took, alongside his thoughts on the day.transfemmes murdered globallyRight now, the country is trendy — specifically Mexico City and some of its tourist spots — and one can come to believe that we live in a paradise of acceptance and well-being. But it is not like that: Mexico City is a bubble; here all of the power is concentrated, but that makes us blind to what happens outside of it.
We march for those who cannot march. We march for all those who gave their lives so that others could live peacefully.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
JASMYN in Jacksonville to benefit after Ariana Grande raises $3 million for LGBTQ youthA fundraiser launched by Ariana Grande earlier this year has raised over $3 million for LGBTQ groups including JASMYN of Jacksonville, Florida.
Leer más »
LGBTQ Pride Events Will Have Priority Access To Monkeypox Vaccines, Health Officials SayAn extra 50,000 vaccine doses will be made available in cities like Atlanta and New Orleans, where Pride celebrations are scheduled later this year.
Leer más »
Teatro San Diego preps for its first its first live production: 'The Wiz'The pandemic-born company aims to create more opportunities for BIPOC, LGBTQ and women artists
Leer más »
How Anti-LGBTQ Legislation Will Impact Black Students - New York Amsterdam NewsSo far this year, there have been more than 300 bills introduced that target LGBTQ people, and more than half of those aim to restrict all aspects of transgender kids’ lives, from the bathrooms they use to the sports they play.
Leer más »