Join us in supporting The Korea Queer Culture Festival and organizers who have been blocked by local government and police from having the Seoul Pride parade after 16 years. Organizers and supporters will form a "Human Chain of Peace Against Hatred and Discrimination" on June 9th and June 28th. Join the chain virtually by adding your name in support of all of those fighting to show their pride.
The momentum behind this initiative reflects a profound commitment to equality in Seoul. Seeing such clear support for the Korea Queer Culture Festival strengthens our resolve to ensure the parade continues its long tradition.
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Jimin Santana
11 years ago
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Everyone deserves the right to be who they are. Stop blocking the parade, it reflects so poorly on our city. Love should never be something people have to hide.
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Michael Leslie
11 years ago
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Calling on the government of South Korea to respect LGBT rights. LGBT rights are human rights.
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Stephen Moch
11 years ago
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There is no room in today's world, especially the democratic and industrialized world, for people not to be free to be themselves. GLBTQ Pride cannot be suppressed by intolerance and ignorance.
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Deborah Bratcher
11 years ago
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standing against hate and discrimination - sharing love, encouragment, and freedom
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Ga-in Kei Oh
11 years ago
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Love is love. Respect human rights. And don't spread hatred, especially in the name of any religion; it's just wrong, so wrong.
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Rev. Peter trabaris
11 years ago
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As MCC Clergy, I stand in solidarity with the Korea queer Culture and its organizers.
Join us in supporting The Korea Queer Culture Festival and organizers who have been blocked by local government and police from having the Seoul Pride parade after 16 years. Organizers and supporters will form a "Human Chain of Peace Against Hatred and Discrimination" on June 9th and June 28th. Join the chain virtually by adding your name in support of all of those fighting to show their pride.
The momentum behind this initiative reflects a profound commitment to equality in Seoul. Seeing such clear support for the Korea Queer Culture Festival strengthens our resolve to ensure the parade continues its long tradition.
21 Comments
J
Jimin Santana
11 years ago
Featured
Everyone deserves the right to be who they are. Stop blocking the parade, it reflects so poorly on our city. Love should never be something people have to hide.
M
Michael Leslie
11 years ago
Featured
Calling on the government of South Korea to respect LGBT rights. LGBT rights are human rights.
S
Stephen Moch
11 years ago
Featured
There is no room in today's world, especially the democratic and industrialized world, for people not to be free to be themselves. GLBTQ Pride cannot be suppressed by intolerance and ignorance.
D
Deborah Bratcher
11 years ago
Featured
standing against hate and discrimination - sharing love, encouragment, and freedom
G
Ga-in Kei Oh
11 years ago
Featured
Love is love. Respect human rights. And don't spread hatred, especially in the name of any religion; it's just wrong, so wrong.
R
Rev. Peter trabaris
11 years ago
Featured
As MCC Clergy, I stand in solidarity with the Korea queer Culture and its organizers.
Everyone deserves the right to be who they are. Stop blocking the parade, it reflects so poorly on our city. Love should never be something people have to hide.