• Queer Resistance and Global Solidarity: Uniting Against Oppression

  • Jun 6 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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Queer Resistance and Global Solidarity: Uniting Against Oppression

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  • Good morning and work it, work it girl, because you're listening to The Queer LBC Podcast. In this episode, hosts Nino, Christoph, and Dr. Mikey dive into the latest Quick T and Queer Events. From the Biden administration's new rules protecting transgender and non-binary students, to the Pope's apology for using a homophobic slur, and the shocking pellet gun attacks on San Diego gay bars, the team discusses the headlines that impact the LGBTQ+ community.

    As Pride Month kicks off, the conversation shifts to a crucial topic: global solidarity with oppressed communities. The hosts highlight the ongoing genocide in Palestine and discuss the importance of standing up against colonization and systemic oppression. They explore the power of protests, the role of educational institutions, and the need for collective action to support human rights for all.

    Join The Queer LBC Podcast as they shed light on how interconnected our struggles are and the ways we can contribute to a more just and equitable world. This episode is a call to action for everyone to stay informed, get involved, and support each other in the fight against oppression.
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