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This week’s top LGBTQ+ news · PRIDE Daily

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  Speaker 1: A cast classics. Sweet Bobby investigates Karata and Bobby, who
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  Speaker 1: have an unusual relationship. The romance might play it online,
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  Speaker 1: but in many ways it's a traditional love story until
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  Speaker 1: a Kirat discovers the disturbing truth.
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  Speaker 2: That kind of reinforced the fact that I was right.
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  Speaker 2: I'd caught him retounded.
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  Speaker 1: To find out more about Sweet Bobby and other ACAST Classics,
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  Speaker 1: head to acast dot com Forward Slash Classics.
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  Speaker 3: Pride Daily. Hi there, I'm keV McGrath coming up the
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  Speaker 3: first bid to house World Pride in twenty thirty two.
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  Speaker 3: We'll starting Mauritius, though, and the National Human Rights Commission
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  Speaker 3: says the country should have same sex marriage. Its new
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  Speaker 3: report finds the lack of equality has got no basis
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  Speaker 3: in law and could constitute discrimination. Comes up the back
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  Speaker 3: of legal challenges by two sex couples. Mandel's an LGBTQ
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  Speaker 3: plus activist de Mauritius and tells the Young Queer Alliance
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  Speaker 3: not having equal marriage is prejudicial.
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  Speaker 4: One hundred percent.
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  Speaker 2: It is a human right that we should have, but
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  Speaker 2: we don't. It is a part of our life that
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  Speaker 2: we cannot leave.
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  Speaker 3: The Commission also recommends having gender clinics and all major
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  Speaker 3: hospitals providing support and treatment for people with gender dysphoria plus.
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  Speaker 3: It wants the creation of a national committee to oversee
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  Speaker 3: trans rites Pride Daily next, the rainbow bench has been
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  Speaker 3: installed at the site of the Berlin Pride terror attack,
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  Speaker 3: and a maple tree has been planted at Tiergarten Park
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  Speaker 3: to replace one that had to be cut down after
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  Speaker 3: a van rammed into crowds on July twenty fifth, leaving
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  Speaker 3: one person dead and twenty nine injured. The trees, surrounded
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  Speaker 3: by a protective metal fence that messages, photos and flowers
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  Speaker 3: can be attached to Pride Daily and London's bidding to
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  Speaker 3: be the venue for World Pride in twenty thirty two,
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  Speaker 3: Hosting the biggest international LGBTQ plus festival in six years
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  Speaker 3: time would tie in with the sixtieth anniversary of the
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  Speaker 3: city's first Pride back in nineteen seventy two. If London's successful,
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  Speaker 3: this would be the first time anywhere has held the
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  Speaker 3: event twice, because it also took place there in twenty twelve.
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  Speaker 3: Now time to tell you that Michigan and America's a
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  Speaker 3: step closer to having its first out transgender lawmaker Joanne
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  Speaker 3: Whaley has been voted the Democratic Party's candidate for elections
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  Speaker 3: in November. Pride Daily, Hi there, I'm keV McGrath, coming
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  Speaker 3: up chapel rowan get super graphic first though. Australians are
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  Speaker 3: completing the country's five yearly census today, which covers sexuality
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  Speaker 3: and gender for the first time. Over sixteen's can now
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  Speaker 3: say how they identify, don't have to answer if they
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  Speaker 3: don't want to or they're on sure. There's now also
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  Speaker 3: an option to state they're sex recorded at birth. Anna Brown,
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  Speaker 3: CEO of Equality Australia and tells ten News these questions
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  Speaker 3: should lead to better support for LGBTQ plus people.
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  Speaker 4: Counting our communities, collecting that demographic data and making sure
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  Speaker 4: that government programs and services are tailored to the needs
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  Speaker 4: of the community, so we know how many LGBT people
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  Speaker 4: are out there, how many leave in certain areas, and
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  Speaker 4: we can make sure whether it's age care, housing or
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  Speaker 4: other government services, that the programs and funding are getting
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  Speaker 4: to where they're needed.
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  Speaker 3: The census doesn't ask about intersex people, and advocates want
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  Speaker 3: that addressed in the future. Most of the information recorded
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  Speaker 3: will be released next June. Pride Daily dex, Bolivia's officially
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  Speaker 3: registered its first same sex marriage. Fabiana Bansa and Scarlett
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  Speaker 3: Rocher have tied. They kno after almost four year legal fight.
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  Speaker 3: Because as things stand, the country only has civil unions.
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  Speaker 3: Think of it in terms of milk. We're talking semi
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  Speaker 3: skimmed currently, not full fat. The marriage doesn't actually change
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  Speaker 3: the law, but it's hope this will give things a
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  Speaker 3: shove in the right direction. Two men had the first
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  Speaker 3: civil union there. In twenty twenty, Pride Daily in Chapel
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  Speaker 3: Rowan's launching a big queer fundraiser, the Supergraphic Spectacular. The
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  Speaker 3: lesbian singer will be performing at the event, which is
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  Speaker 3: over two days in Los Angeles this October. Plus there's
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  Speaker 3: going to be drag, ACTX and comedy. Proceeds go to
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  Speaker 3: a Midwest Princess project helping transgender young people and LGBTQ
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  Speaker 3: plus communities, which has raised more than eight hundred thousand
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  Speaker 3: US dollars so far. Now time to tell you that
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  Speaker 3: World Prides wrapped up in Amsterdam with tens of thousands
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  Speaker 3: of people turning out to march. The next one's held
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  Speaker 3: in Capetown in twenty twenty eight. Queer Fellow podcast.
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  Speaker 5: The Queer Family Podcast, and every week we highlight LGBTQIA
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  Speaker 5: plus families and the beautiful, unique ways we build and
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  Speaker 5: show up for our families in a world that wasn't
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  Speaker 5: designed for us. We celebrate, highlight, uplift, and normalize queer
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  Speaker 5: Listen wherever you get your.
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  Speaker 4: Parts Lovers Love The Queer Family Podcast, Lovers Love Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 3: Hi there, I'm keV McGrath coming up. It's official. Homos
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  Speaker 3: aren't sinners or perverts. First, though, staff and patients and
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  Speaker 3: New York Physiotherapy Center have been secretly recorded having an
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  Speaker 3: incredibly homophobic conversation with jokes about AIDS. They've been busted
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  Speaker 3: by one of their patients access Physical Therapy and Wellness,
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  Speaker 3: saying you're gay, an expletive, you're gayer than AIDS and
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  Speaker 3: using the insult that rhymes with maggot. The twenty year
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  Speaker 3: old who made the recording claims two therapists and three
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  Speaker 3: patients were involved, and it gets worse.
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  Speaker 6: To happy.
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  Speaker 3: Thanks to News twelve. Just in case you couldn't make
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  Speaker 3: it out, he says gay stands for got age. Yet
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  Speaker 3: the clinic says it doesn't tolerate discriminatory behavior and investigations underway.
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  Speaker 3: Pride Daily Next allies have been protesting after five fourteen
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  Speaker 3: year old girls were targeted in a homophobic attack in Spain.
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  Speaker 3: Happened during a festival in a small town in Aliicanti
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  Speaker 3: over the weekend when two of the group was spotted
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  Speaker 3: being affectionate by some older teenagers. Bigoted insults were used
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  Speaker 3: and one girl was left with a black eye. More
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  Speaker 3: than one hundred and fifty people have gathered for a
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  Speaker 3: demo outside the town hall in val de Galigneira to
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  Speaker 3: show solidarity. Pride Daily and a Catholic bishops told an
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  Speaker 3: LGBTQ plus conference homosexualities neither a sin nor an illness.
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  Speaker 3: See that is someone who knows his audience role via
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  Speaker 3: low Payers has been speaking at a meeting of the
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  Speaker 3: Catholic Rainbow Network of Mexico and believe sexual identity is
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  Speaker 3: an inherent condition of human nature that must be understood
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  Speaker 3: and respected. Also said being gazed not a perversion, which
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  Speaker 3: I'm slightly disappointed about. Felt a bit more rock and
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  Speaker 3: roll as a pervert and low Payers has doubled down
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  Speaker 3: following criticism, labeling himself a brother, pastor and friend of
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  Speaker 3: queer people Pride Daily Either I'm keV McGrath coming up
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  Speaker 3: addressing down for men in women's clothes first, though, calls
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  Speaker 3: for better breast cancer screening for transgender people having top surgery.
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  Speaker 3: It's not widely non own that how the breasts are
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  Speaker 3: removed in these cases is different to other mastectomies, and
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  Speaker 3: the optionhot is while there's a much smaller risk of
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  Speaker 3: the disease following surgery, it can still happen. Transfilmmaker Ye
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  Speaker 3: One Chong can explain because he's been through it well.
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  Speaker 6: Double mustach toy. You remove the breast tissue for top surgery,
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  Speaker 6: you don't remove all the breast tissue, you reduced it,
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  Speaker 6: and you're the chess as sculpted to look like a
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  Speaker 6: male chess, so you still have some breast tissue in there.
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  Speaker 3: Thanks to total health oncology. With that in mind, a
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  Speaker 3: study by America's Boston University says preop screening should be improved.
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  Speaker 3: Then if it turns out a patient's genetics mean an
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  Speaker 3: increased chance of breast cancer, it could go for the
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  Speaker 3: full risk reducing mastectomy. The report also pushes for better
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  Speaker 3: education for both trans patients and health professionals. Pride Daily. Next,
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  Speaker 3: men are being told to break with tradition and not
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  Speaker 3: wear women's clothes during Indonesia's Independence Day celebrations next week
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  Speaker 3: to counter what's being described as the lesbian, gay, sodomy
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  Speaker 3: and obscenity movements. The top Islamic body there has issued
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  Speaker 3: a warning because males in some communities play football in
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  Speaker 3: dresses and hijabs as part of the festivities. Indonesia is
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  Speaker 3: getting worse and worse for queer persecution, and the country's
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  Speaker 3: Alema Council says cross dressing violates Islamic law. Pride Daily
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  Speaker 3: and the Turkish University's in trouble for refusing to reissue
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  Speaker 3: the diploma of a man who transitioned. Vart In UNI
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  Speaker 3: said it couldn't because regulations and would only add a
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  Speaker 3: note to the original qualification explaining his change of name.
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  Speaker 3: Now Turkey's top court, the Constitutional Court, has ruled that
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  Speaker 3: violated his privacy. It sent the case back to a
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  Speaker 3: lower court, which previously rejected the man's request with an
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  Speaker 3: order to get this sorted.
• 10:01
  Speaker 1: A Cast classics Sweet Bobby investigates Karata and Bobby, who
• 10:06
  Speaker 1: have an unusual relationship. The romance might play it online,
• 10:10
  Speaker 1: but in many ways it's a traditional love story until
• 10:13
  Speaker 1: Kirat discovers the disturbing truth.
• 10:17
  Speaker 2: That kind of reinforced the fact that I was right.
• 10:23
  Speaker 2: I'd caught him retounded.
• 10:24
  Speaker 1: To find out more about Sweet Bobby and other ACAST classics,
• 10:27
  Speaker 1: head to acast dot com Forward Slash Classics.
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  Speaker 3: Pride Daily. By there, I'm keV McGrath coming up bearded,
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  Speaker 3: burly transgender men. First though, things must be bad when
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  Speaker 3: you're so anti gay your far right political party throws
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  Speaker 3: you under the bus. Palminda sings from Australia's One Nation
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  Speaker 3: Basket of Deplorables. He's been sharing his idiotic insights with
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  Speaker 3: comedian Jasky Si. Let's start with why homosexuality isn't innates.
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  Speaker 7: You don't think they're born gay. No, no mental illness,
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  Speaker 7: mental illness, They're not born, No one born anything. I
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  Speaker 7: blame on their parents because parents are too busy.
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  Speaker 3: So they become gay in their own life.
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  Speaker 7: They don't have a time for their own kids.
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  Speaker 3: So as you can hear making a lot of sense
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  Speaker 3: thus far. Also reckons being gay is permissible. Wow, thank
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  Speaker 3: you very much. Just dou't go on about.
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  Speaker 7: You no need to gay prayde in city. You no
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  Speaker 7: need a like those type of praids. If they are gay,
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  Speaker 7: they are gay, I not care, but not advertised and
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  Speaker 7: not legalize their marriages. The God send the people on
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  Speaker 7: earth to next generation.
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  Speaker 3: And you've got this as well.
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  Speaker 7: Have you seen the animal main animal with the main animal,
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  Speaker 7: female animal with the female animal. So we are worse
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  Speaker 7: than the animals. Animals they think, they did not think much,
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  Speaker 7: but they are a better thinker from us.
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  Speaker 3: Of course, there is same sex activity in animals. That's
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  Speaker 3: well known if you're not someone of limited intelligence. Sing's
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  Speaker 3: profile on the One Nation website has now been taken down,
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  Speaker 3: with party colleagues distancing themselves from him. Advocacy organization Equality
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  Speaker 3: Australia says the comments are outdated and deeply offensive. Pride
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  Speaker 3: Daily Next, an evangelical church in Brazil, has been fined
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  Speaker 3: for equating queer people with pedophilia. That's a bit rich
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  Speaker 3: coming from them. All to do with the service broadcast
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  Speaker 3: by the Voice of Truth Ministry on YouTube, which basically
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  Speaker 3: said LGBTQ plus people want to legalize the sexual abuse
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  Speaker 3: of kids. The Bible bashes involved claim there is no
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  Speaker 3: discrimination intended and anyway nothing to see here because the
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  Speaker 3: videos weren't made public on the site. It's a fine
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  Speaker 3: of one hundred thousand Brazilian reale or about nineteen and
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  Speaker 3: a half thousand U S. Dollars. Pride Daily and a
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  Speaker 3: group of self described bearded, burly transgender men are going
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  Speaker 3: into female public bathrooms in Kansas and America to highlight
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  Speaker 3: how ridiculous the state's bathroom ban is. The activists are
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  Speaker 3: totally complying with the law by entering facilities that align
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  Speaker 3: with the sex at birth. They're prohibited from the men's toilets.
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  Speaker 3: These guys don't actually use the restrooms. It's just to
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  Speaker 3: make a point before publicizing their efforts, but they hoping
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  Speaker 3: ultimately to get the ban overturned. There's more on our
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  Speaker 3: socials at Pride Daily Pod, including any breaking news for
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  Speaker 3: that you lot, I'll see you next week.