Coming Out Archives - Page 6 of 10

For the 1st Time, Kolkata’s Presidency University to have a Queer Event at Freshers’ Welcome

September 22, 2016

One of Kolkata's oldest and most renowned universities, Presidency University will introduce the freshers to LGBT issues during its Freshers' Welcome Aabahon '1... Read More...

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It’s Time to Break The Closet!

September 17, 2016

Join us for an empowering session on Coming Out on Oct 1st at India HIV/AIDS Alliance between 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm

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THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Kavita’s Story

September 15, 2016

I am Kavita Sarmah and identify as Bisexual. I do not ask for any kind of judgement or validation but only acceptance for me to happily be who I am

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Coming Out and How!

September 3, 2016

Although there are some bigots and homophobic people who make life hard for homosexuals, it is good to know that we are moving forward in several other ways. Wi... Read More...

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THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Samantha’s Story

July 20, 2016

Visibility definitely gives you better acceptance. If the world knows that we are everywhere and that we co-exist just like everyone else, it might be more accepting.

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Six Inspiring Pictures From Pride Parades Held In India

June 23, 2016

Six powerful and inspiring images from the various pride parades that have been held in India over the years

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Poem: Just Another Gay Person

June 17, 2016

I was going there that night, and on the way I heard, They shot all my friends, And the one I love. I'm all alone, and no one to love me.

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THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: SUDIPTA’S STORY

June 10, 2016

Through my personal journey I have realized the world may be cruel at times. It’s difficult to be different, yet to survive in the society, but being in the closet is extremely suffocating, lonely, and hopeless.

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Video Series Captures Life Experiences of LGBTQ People

May 18, 2016

A new set of videos by 101 India is capturing the life and experiences of a whole spectrum of LGBTQ people. The videos, most of which are between five and six minutes long, cover the life stories, struggles, negotiations and triumph of queer individuals.

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