more so it's slow progress i'm not saying that homophobia in transphobia doesn't exist in south asia it definitely does however definitely things are improving and i feel that the asian continent gets the t. much better than europe. are going to really push with the way it work and close because. the is the 35th anniversary of lesbians and gays support the miners why do you think people don't know more about the fact that. we also have been that the spearheading anticapitalist movements which after all stonewall was part of all the history well again where very good at forgetting our history which is why you know parts of law and parts of history that have have affected me for example section 20 affected me i badger on about it because the moment we forget our history we forget where we come from we forget what our fight is and just as quickly as the laws are given they can be taken away just as quickly and just finally i got to ask them if anyone watching this is going through trauma over their identity with the elder g. the brave the t. the q what advice would you give to them if t

lot of islamophobia within the older beauty communities and at the same time face homophobia and transphobia from their communities their religious communities and ethnic minorities that they come from is there a plus identity that is across all of this because you build your religious identities obviously people of color a that is is easier to come out today if you have more money than if you're poor of course i do believe in part postcard lotteries however are not of the notion that for example if your systems are white it's easier because there are parts of the u.k. vrouw u.k. where you know hate crime is going up why do you think that is going to skew some bills that is the fear that austerity is. why was he growing up i think hate crime is going up because of austerity because of the braggs that paralysis that we're in i feel that you know in posts bragg's it britain people have given themselves the permission to criticize to bully to vocalize their hate to anything that they deem the other u.k. back blackborough it is the more what do you make of the way reflectively banned the home of

which are also on the rise tend to also pull in other bigotries with them that would be homophobia transphobia and the rest of it that's a very. quickly some more music this is called pretty boy. just like. i love that video by the way. people i should say should watch more it's great fun let's talk about the music though you have a beautiful baritone voice and it's not typical of pop music in fact i find there's a classical quality with it new music generally where does that come 5 grew up as a classical musician i was a chorister 1st and then i and i and a classically trained by the nest at least as a child and youth so that's where i come from i didn't i didn't get into pop rock and anything not classical until i was in my very late teens early twenty's so that all came way later and i'm still getting used to that now ok now in another song actually this is it goes on you are a boy chorister in fact that you talk about. it rails against christianity's acid you'd have a section of the i quote i love gold but he doesn't love me i think gold hopefully loves you but it's the bigoted. norm chris

no more discrimination am in no more transphobia.is ridiculous we still have to fight for this but at the same time, they need to wake up and realize our march is not for their advertisement. it is not for them to make money. this is what we need. we need more. we need justice. i and out here today queerting in regards to liberation. especially in the philippines because the increase of human thets violations going on, people are frustrated we're not able to get the necessary basic needs met and the fact that the government and the corporations are complicit to it. we are tired of it. it is time we stand up and voice that. we're going to continue marching until we are all free. >> i came all the way from chicago. i'm here mainly for the 50th anniversary of stonewall to pay my respects but also march against the corporatization of pride and the police presence. close your sign says "affordable housing for all." talk about how this march is engaging in all of these issues, abolishing eyes, portable housing. >> as seen multiple signs ar

transphobia, xenophobia, and of course, racism.ellor angela merkel stated, and i quote, there is to this day, not a single synagogue, not a single daycare center for jewish children, not a single school for jewish children that does not need to be guarded by german policemen. how sad. how terrifying. how unacceptable. how wrong. in the country that perpetrated the genocide against the jewish people, less than 80 years ago, jews are being warned that being visibly jewish in public could invite violence by white nationalists and neo-nazis. never again. never now. [ applause ] >> never again and never now! in hungary, the prime minister's far right government and immediate controls regularly pedals its conspiracy theories about jewish domination. last year, the right wing polish government passed a law that made it criminal offense to allege any polish involvement in the holocaust, a dangerous and dishonest attempt to rewrite history. if we rewrite that history we may well be condemned to relive it. in france, a far right party founde

i know it's pride month, but my daughter is saying we need to name students with homophobia and transphobia, and i think there's a way that we need to name those in the resolution. can i add those in a way that -- >> president cook: yes. commissioner sanchez? >> vice president sanchez: thank you, commissioner collins. i don't know if the authors -- there was actually a recommendation about where to add trans studentother student >> i just think it would be appropriate to add students with disabilities or special education students. >> vice president sanchez: you said the first whereas? [inaudible] >> president cook: you might want to come up to the dais. >> okay. sorry. further be it resolved, number 1, if we could add students with disabilities there. and then, for -- in clauses 2 and 3, where it talks about various communities, add the disability community there. thank you. >> vice president sanchez: okay. thanks. got it. so it looks like miss casco has it. >> president cook: okay. so it looks like there's no other comments. i want to get you back to your summer break, so let's vote on th

resistance against racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia. things are changing.ze, organize, organize. and we have to step up with all the other people alongside of us who are experiencing repression. >> the idea that we heal that we improved, that's actually the thrust of american history. it's not even the growth of our prosperity. it's the growth of our social and political and cultural equality. that's the progress of america. >> i pronounce you lawfully wedded spouses. >> other empires measured their history, their growth, usually in terms of territorial expansion. we measure ours in terms of moral expansion. >> a foundation of the united states is rooted in a fight for liberation. and sometimes it is in elections and sometimes it's in the streets. and i think that the more we recognize that we wouldn't be doing what we're doing if it weren't for the folks at stonewall. none of this would be possible. i wouldn't be sitting here. >> you have to fight for what you want. you have to fight for acceptance from your family, from your colleagues, from your governme

. >> engageding in sexist homophobic, transphobiaic xenophobiaic attacks on people different from him>> we people he disagrees with there is a difference. >> it's one thing are -- it's one thing for a freshman member of congress or you or i to say something but the president has a moral responsibility to lead. >> joe biden. >> on and to bring our country together. >> no go ahead. >> joe. >> he mailed to do. >> joe biden? is he racist. >> what does that eye have to do with joe biden. >> answer. >> joe biden is not this question. >> stop bringing obama and biden into everything. >> no, no it goes one way the left this is the point. it goes one way. >> hold on, hold on let rob finish. >> kamala harris. >> barack obama. >> kamala harris beirut this up not me. it only goes one way. and this is the race card. >> because there is one person who is. >> okay let job -- let rob finish the point. rob can i ask. >> you we disgrease on politics in any way shape or form. >> here the simple point rob you would have never tweeted what he tweeted. >> i would not have. >> because you would say it's a r