♪ ♪ everyone is free when black ♪ ♪ queer and trans women are ♪ ♪ free though i want to thank ♪ ♪ arya no truer words has been said ♪ ♪ that i am following the ♪ ♪ direction of carolyn ♪ ♪ wiseman.♪ ♪ thank you to the department ♪ ♪ heads.♪ ♪ that's not true.♪ ♪ i woke up one morning and i ♪ ♪ was executive director of ♪ ♪ the most iconic queer ♪ ♪ organization in the world ♪ ♪ and i appreciatethat.♪ ♪ i have felt the ♪ ♪ responsibility of that ♪ ♪ lately to .2 and a half ♪ ♪ years ago i dreamed of being ♪ ♪ president of the board and i ♪ ♪ got a phone call from kevin ♪ ♪ weisinger and i hope i don't ♪ ♪ cry.♪ ♪ she asked me for my support ♪ ♪ to her presidency.♪ ♪ and i had been taught by ♪ ♪ very smart black trans women ♪ ♪ in my upbringing to make ♪ ♪ space for black women and ♪ ♪ that's one of the best ♪ ♪ decisions i ever made.♪ ♪ carolyn has been the moral ♪ ♪ compass for san francisco ♪ ♪ pride the last two and half ♪ ♪ years and she will continue ♪ ♪ to and every decision is ♪ ♪ made insan francisco pride ♪ ♪ carolyn's voice is a strong ♪ ♪ decision-maker in that ♪ ♪ process .♪

who is the cofounder of the transgender cultural districtin san francisco , arya sayiid. yes, the family had a family fight butnow we are back together again . and with thatbefore we get started with our program , that is truly really more meaningful this year than ever before especiallyafter not having pride or any major activities in the city for the past year , i want to introduce a person who really in some ways needs no introduction. tim philip has been leading the gay men's chorus in san francisco the last five years and this year she's going to be conducting a number of farewell concert concerts but although you may be leaving your role my hope is that you're still going to be all around and today he wanted to bless us with a special performance which is very rare indeed. ladies and gentlemen, tim seelig. >> i was invited to do this yesterday and i asked people will there be an orchestra and they're like number a piano? number a harmonica? no, just you. but i'm thrilled to be here. i came out in 1986 out of the will of the southern baptist church. i had two childre

opens from here, it took more than 6 years to prepare and build one of the largest statues of buddha arya bala in russia took 30 tons of metal, and they built and assembled, as they say in local residents all over the world. in order to deliver the monument to its place safe and sound, it was divided into 35 parts from the capital of buryatia, heavy equipment was transported, the author of the sculpture scrupulously assembled everything on the spot, like a huge puzzle. on the elevation of the mountain, it is important that every detail corresponds to the canons of buddhist images, there is no light, but most importantly, here is 8 m, the lotus itself is a figure. nimbo there will be a lotus flower they worked, under the scorching sun in the snow and in the pouring rain, but without the help of a higher power, they made offerings at different stages of installation and asked you to conduct rituals. it 's too sacred. this is the silver valley . here the river flows, but it is such a river of knowledge, such moments, and the monument is located on a mountain. ulan-hurrah. well, there is a re

arya is simply invited by the country that wants whom it wants, and that is why this is his virtue, eh, he is such a prude, eh, how did you not all start from the dpr, there from the historical faculty in moscow, that is, it is clear that these are all dressed-up experts, so it is very important to understand here that russia has been citing these facts for a long time, well, imagine showing ukrainians embroidered shirts in 1941, when the nazis were occupying them, and they just stand in front of the hitlers and show embroidered shirts today and say yes see also then in vyshyvankas and now vyshyvankas imagine the degree of argumentation, i reflected all this in washington when i was the ambassador, uh, and the same russian tricks were in the congress, here are all the packages of photos of historical ones, they are their dossiers, it has been lying since those times, nothing has changed and i will tell you that the assistants of the congressmen looked at it in the congress and simply shut it all down and threw it away well, but you have to understand that there are already different co

who is the cofounder of the transgender cultural districtin san francisco , arya sayiid.ad a family fight butnow we are back together again . and with thatbefore we get started with our program , that is truly really more meaningful this year than ever before especiallyafter not having pride or any major activities in the city for the past year , i want to introduce a person who really in some ways needs no introduction. tim philip has been leading the gay men's chorus in san francisco the last five years and this year she's going to be conducting a number of farewell concert concerts but although you may be leaving your role my hope is that you're still going to be all around and today he wanted to bless us with a special performance which is very rare indeed. ladies and gentlemen, tim seelig. >> i was invited to do this yesterday and i asked people will there be an orchestra and they're like number a piano? number a harmonica? no, just you. but i'm thrilled to be here. i came out in 1986 out of the will of the southern baptist church. i had two children,seven and nine y

the legend of our martial prowess based on our martial military achievements, that we wield the aryach warriors that some of the legend was composed, we are the ancestors of those who owned the sword aria ancestors heirs let's print the translation. i was not heard over my translation, it was not heard what he said in ukrainian, probably, after all, the heirs are descendants. it was probably all the same typo. yes, the descendants of those who owned the sword, aria i congratulate you vasily you are new aryans. no, i won't be able to. e, i don’t, i absolutely don’t want to stand even in my own sandbox with this nazi nickname, but you are right, dear host, that i lost. long discussion i didn't think that we, first of all, had so many neo-nazis in ukraine. and secondly, i didn't think it would really turn into maine even when it started. ah, a massive war. i assumed there was. yes? of course there are warriors, there is a ukrainian army, who will fight. and there are people who will help, but i see that for example. here, by the way, an egg and others like it there, many of you showed c

artillery also fired at the kirovsky district of donetsk, that is , the still ukrainian arya continues the infrastructure. and, of course, now the disappointing hard shots from makiivka, we also flew here to vostochny, a man died here. this one is known for sure that they smashed all the apartment completely all smashed. we will not only edge. let's show that a woman died during the day , more than 200 shells were fired at the dpr. after such a relative cleansing, we can state that the ukrainian artillery. again resumed such intensity, and the shelling of the dpr and almost daily 30-40 cases of shelling are recorded here by the authorities, the dpr and unfortunately the sad statistics from every day the same 215 dead civilians are increasing only in the dpr, among them 15 children. here, uh, over the past 4 months alone, more than 4,000 houses have been destroyed, most often ukrainian artillery hits residential buildings and civilian infrastructure borissudoksudov mikhail vitkin vesti, donetsk . as a result of successful offensive actions took control, settlements were established abov