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Pride Daily’s Queer Cheer! · PRIDE Daily

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  Speaker 5: It's Irish and international politics from the inside and out.
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  Speaker 1: It's State of Affairs with Anya Lawler and Chris Donoghue.
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  Speaker 4: ACAST is home to the world's best podcasts, including Crime World,
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  Speaker 4: The Other Hand, and the one you're listening to right now.
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  Speaker 2: Hi there, I'm Kev McGrath. To celebrate Pride Daily's third birthday,
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  Speaker 2: we're giving you a double dose all week with some
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  Speaker 2: bonus queer cheer. the more upbeat side of LGBTQ plus
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  Speaker 2: life from the year so far. Coming up, Renewable Jesus. First, though,
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  Speaker 2: Queen Jean. You know, Queen Jean, the costume designer. Well,
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  Speaker 2: she's become the first out transgender person ever to win
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  Speaker 2: a Tony Award. They've been dished out to theatre productions
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  Speaker 2: on New York's Broadway for the last 79 years. The
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  Speaker 2: LGBTQ plus rights activist, who's originally from Haiti, got best
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  Speaker 2: costume design of a musical for Cats, the Jellicle Ball.
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  Speaker 2: We are here for the legacy of queer people, trans people.
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  Speaker 7: We have to take up space.
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  Speaker 2: We have to shift the paradigm.
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  Speaker 7: The world right now is deeply, deeply combating so many ailments.
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  Speaker 7: And we know as a society that when we come together,
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  Speaker 7: we can make real, permanent change.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you so much for this honour.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to CBS. Queen Jean made about 500 costumes for
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  Speaker 2: the reimagining of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats. This
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  Speaker 2: new version is inspired by the queer ballroom culture of
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  Speaker 2: 1980s Harlem. A number of her creations included references to
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  Speaker 2: transgender pioneers like Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. Johnson and Miss
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  Speaker 2: Major Griffin Gracie. Pride Daily. More than a thousand people
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  Speaker 2: have turned out for the third Dublin Dyke March. It's
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  Speaker 2: chairpersons Alice Linen.
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  Speaker 7: We're here today marching under the theme Resist and Persist,
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  Speaker 7: which encompasses four key pillars. Standing strong against war and genocide,
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  Speaker 7: countering the rise of the far right, fighting for parental
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  Speaker 7: rights for same-sex couples and advocating for a fit-for-purpose trans
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  Speaker 7: healthcare system.
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  Speaker 2: Alice also explained to the crowd she'd made a special effort.
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  Speaker 7: I'm really proud to say that I ironed my cargo
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  Speaker 7: shorts for you today. CHEERING Not very successfully, not very successfully,
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  Speaker 7: you can probably tell.
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  Speaker 2: It's the thought that counts. The first Dublin Dyke March
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  Speaker 2: was in 1998. Lust for power was the theme. Then
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  Speaker 2: nothing for 27 years until it was resurrected last year.
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  Speaker 8: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 2: To Croatia next, and a court's ruled, same-sex couples have
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  Speaker 2: the right to adopt. All to do with a woman
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  Speaker 2: who spent years fighting to be a legal parent of
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  Speaker 2: her partner's child, something that wouldn't be an issue for
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  Speaker 2: straight couples. A 2022 court ruling banned discrimination in the
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  Speaker 2: adoption process, but the government's been ignoring it. That stops now,
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  Speaker 2: and this latest decision by Zagreb's administrative court can't be appealed.
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  Speaker 2: And Renewable Jesus has won this year's Campers Christmas Hunky
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  Speaker 2: Jesus contest in San Francisco. It's run by the Sisters
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  Speaker 2: of Perpetual Indulgence, a satirical order of drag queen nuns
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  Speaker 2: who raise money for charity. Renewable Jesus had a wind
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  Speaker 2: turbine in place of the cross and a crown of
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  Speaker 2: solar panels rather than thorns. He beat off competition from
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  Speaker 2: Cheez-It Jesus, who called himself the Holy Snackrament. Hi there,
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  Speaker 2: I'm Kev McGrath. Double helpings of Pride Daily this week
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  Speaker 2: to celebrate our third birthday. We're all about the more
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  Speaker 2: upbeat side of LGBTQ plus life from the year so
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  Speaker 2: far with some bonus queer cheer. Coming up, some scary
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  Speaker 2: pride flags. First, though, a gay Muslim influencer in Berlin
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  Speaker 2: and his inclusive Ramadan meal. Ali Darwish is known for
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  Speaker 2: his videos highlighting the struggles of being queer and following Islam,
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  Speaker 2: such as having no one to break your fast with
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  Speaker 2: because family has disowned you. What saves the 33-year-old from
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  Speaker 2: eating alone is when friends step up. He explains to
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  Speaker 2: 15 pals sharing a meal with him, who are a
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  Speaker 2: mix of Muslim, Christian, queer and straight, the importance of acceptance.
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  Speaker 5: No matter where a person comes from, no matter who
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  Speaker 5: that person loves, no matter how queer that person is,
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  Speaker 5: they cannot be too queer and they cannot be right
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  Speaker 5: or wrong. because they are exactly as they should be.
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  Speaker 5: And that is why I am delighted that we are
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  Speaker 5: able to be here today and we say bismillah and
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  Speaker 5: bon appetit.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to AP. Ali's German with Palestinian and Lebanese heritage.
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  Speaker 2: He's got nearly 140,000 followers on TikTok and Instagram. Pride Daily. Next,
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  Speaker 2: the 81-year-old nun who's helping Catholic parents in America to
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  Speaker 2: support their transgender children. Sister Nancy Corcoran from the Sisters
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  Speaker 2: of St. Joseph of Carondola in Missouri has weekly dinners
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  Speaker 2: where mums and dads get together. It's all about how
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  Speaker 2: to affirm their kids so they can live their best lives.
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  Speaker 9: They come for supper at the mother house and they
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  Speaker 9: sit around and they help one another. They share their story.
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  Speaker 2: Sister Nancy was clueless about all things transgender until she
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  Speaker 2: decided to educate herself a decade ago, spent two years
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  Speaker 2: traveling the U.S., going to trans conferences. Now she speaks
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  Speaker 2: up on the failure of the Catholic Church to recognize
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  Speaker 2: gender transition.
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  Speaker 9: I tell the parents, you know, as a Roman Catholic nun,
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  Speaker 9: I say the church is wrong. And I also let
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  Speaker 9: my bishop know everything I'm doing.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to the Kelly Kitley podcast. Sister Nancy's archdiocese doesn't
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  Speaker 2: officially endorse what she's doing, but it doesn't stand in
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  Speaker 2: the way either.
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  Speaker 1: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 2: Italy's first LGBTQ plus nightclub is the focus of a
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  Speaker 2: new documentary. Kinky, with an I at the end, was
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  Speaker 2: born in 1975 and initially had a men-only policy. Same
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  Speaker 2: as me, but I've maintained mine. It was described as
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  Speaker 2: a theatre of experimentation and transgression. Even back then it
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  Speaker 2: had three bathrooms for men, women and ex, forward thinking.
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  Speaker 2: Kinky closed down in 2018. The documentary's on Prime if
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  Speaker 2: you want to watch it. And a pathetic Christian man-baby
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  Speaker 2: who reckons he's got a phobia of pride flags, oh
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  Speaker 2: spare me, has lost his religious discrimination case. Evangelical Bible
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  Speaker 2: basher Mark Jennings accepted a job at a UK government
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  Speaker 2: department two years ago, but after his demands not to
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  Speaker 2: have to be around LGBTQ plus symbols were refused, he
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  Speaker 2: turned down the role and got legal. The Bedwetters tried
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  Speaker 2: pulling the same stunt with a bank previously, and that
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  Speaker 2: was left out of court as well.
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  Speaker 10: There are silent conversations that happen on our roads every day.
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  Speaker 10: between drivers and older pedestrians like me. When we catch
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  Speaker 10: each other's eye to say, do you see me? Or,
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  Speaker 10: I'm crossing. But when people don't look out for each other,
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  Speaker 10: those connections can be missed. And so can I.
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  Speaker 11: Too many older pedestrians are being killed on our roads.
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  Speaker 11: When we look out for each other, we keep each
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  Speaker 11: other safe. Please look out for older pedestrians. From the
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  Speaker 11: Road Safety Authority, visit rsa.ie.
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  Speaker 12: Tell me about PRSI.
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  Speaker 5: Does my boss have to give me sick pay?
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  Speaker 12: How do I get the student grant? Do you have
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  Speaker 12: questions about your rights and entitlements? Try Ask CI, a
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  Speaker 12: new AI tool from the Citizens Information Board. Ask CI
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  Speaker 12: answers your questions using content from the Citizens Information website
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  Speaker 12: and it's available 24-7 in over 50 languages. Find it
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  Speaker 12: at askci.ie. Ask it your way. Ask CI.
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  Speaker 2: Hi there, I'm Kev McGrath. To celebrate Pride Daily's third birthday,
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  Speaker 2: we're giving you a double dose all week with some
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  Speaker 2: bonus queer cheer. The more upbeat side of LGBTQ plus
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  Speaker 2: life from the year so far. Coming up, why Jennifer
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  Speaker 2: Garner's got big love for Simon. First though, here's one
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  Speaker 2: way to go about getting pregnant in a same-sex relationship.
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  Speaker 2: Australian TV presenter Narelda Jacobs has been married to wife
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  Speaker 2: Karina Nat since August 2024 and had daughter Sana a
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  Speaker 2: year ago. The baby was conceived using the turkey baster method,
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  Speaker 2: which doesn't actually involve said kitchen utensil. It's a plastic syringe,
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  Speaker 2: but anyway, you need someone to fill it. And that's
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  Speaker 2: where their friend Mitch came in so to speak.
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  Speaker 11: It was Mardi Gras 2024.
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  Speaker 4: We were on the dance floor at 3am and I
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  Speaker 4: said to Karina, go and ask him.
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  Speaker 1: It was just like, oh, there's Mitch and like the spotlight.
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  Speaker 6: Is on him.
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  Speaker 2: So how to ask such an important, life-changing question.
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  Speaker 12: I was like, can we have your sperm?
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  Speaker 2: You want a perm? Yeah.
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  Speaker 7: Can we make a baby? And he just said yes.
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  Speaker 6: And then I was like, come over, come over.
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  Speaker 12: And then we all hugged and cried and I think
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  Speaker 12: we got kicked out of loose ends at about 4am.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to ABC's Ladies We Need To Talk podcast, Narelda
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  Speaker 2: and Karina are Sana's main parents, with Mitch a regular
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  Speaker 2: presence in the baby's life. A national LGBTQ plus monument's
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  Speaker 2: officially opened in Canada. Thunderhead, I'll explain the name in
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  Speaker 2: a bit, is near Parliament Hill in Ottawa. and honours
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  Speaker 2: victims of the government's queer purge between the 1950s and 1990s.
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  Speaker 2: They saw maybe close to 10,000 LGBTQ plus people kicked
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  Speaker 2: out of the armed forces, the mounted police and their
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  Speaker 2: government jobs, ruining lives. Writer Ivan Coyote spoke at the
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  Speaker 2: opening ceremony.
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  Speaker 8: We are standing here looking at the queerest monument in
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  Speaker 8: the world. Because we need... to remember. We need to
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  Speaker 8: never forget that this monument is meant to honour people
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  Speaker 8: who did not live long enough for us to make
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  Speaker 8: things right.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to APTN News, the monument's design is inspired by
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  Speaker 2: the Thunderhead Cloud and according to Canada's Indigenous Two-Spirit people,
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  Speaker 2: its storms renew the land and make things right. Plus,
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  Speaker 2: a nice touch, there's thousands of mirrored tiles inside the
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  Speaker 2: 30-foot tall cylinder to make you think of disco balls.
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  Speaker 2: All nine people have showed up for a protest against
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  Speaker 2: Pride events in Brest in the west of France. Two
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  Speaker 2: far-right groups called Reconquest and Vigilant Parents weren't happy about
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  Speaker 2: a diversity workshop and a drag queen story hour for children.
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  Speaker 2: 200 allies turned out for a counter-protest, leading to complaints
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  Speaker 2: from the faint-hearted fascists because they reckon people were calling
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  Speaker 2: them homophobic. Oh, diddums. How libelous. And Jennifer Garner says Love, Simons,
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  Speaker 2: the most important film she's ever made. The 53-year-old played
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  Speaker 2: the mum of a schoolboy coming out as gay in
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  Speaker 2: the 2018 story and reckons she struggles to talk about
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  Speaker 2: it without getting emotional. says she had to be a
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  Speaker 2: part of the movie because of its positive message and
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  Speaker 2: her joining the cast actually helped to get the film funded.
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  Speaker 2: Hi there, I'm Kev McGrath. Double helpings of Pride Daily
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  Speaker 2: this week to celebrate our third birthday. We're all about
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  Speaker 2: the more upbeat side of LGBTQ plus life from the
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  Speaker 2: year so far with some bonus queer cheer. Coming up,
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  Speaker 2: two lesbian nuns. first though. Don't know if Harry Potter's
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  Speaker 2: wicked grandma was a fan of democracy before the weekend,
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  Speaker 2: but Scotland's parliamentary elections have seen a transgender candidate win
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  Speaker 2: a seat, and it's in the Edinburgh and Lothian Zeese
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  Speaker 2: region where the author lives.
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  Speaker 6: My name is Dr Akhil Manavanan. I am a transgender
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  Speaker 6: Tamil immigrant. My pronouns are they, them. I am, to
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  Speaker 6: some in this country, everything that the hateful despise, and
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  Speaker 6: I'm standing here as your MSP now with care. And
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  Speaker 6: this is what diversity looks like in power.
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  Speaker 2: Dr Q is one of two newly elected trans MSPs,
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  Speaker 2: both from the Green Party, Scotland's first transgender lawmakers, and
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  Speaker 2: what with grandma's well-documented gender-critical views, she'll be absolutely cock-a-hoop.
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  Speaker 1: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 2: Argentinian footballer Ignacio Largo has come out as gay, but
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  Speaker 2: it actually happened eight months ago. The Colón de Santa
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  Speaker 2: Fe winger was on a TV show last year and
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  Speaker 2: a surprise video message was played to him. It featured
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  Speaker 2: his boyfriend, Gonzalo.
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  Speaker 5: Hey honey, I hope you like the surprise. All I
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  Speaker 5: can do is congratulate you and thank you for being
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  Speaker 5: such an excellent person. You're such a professional. I know
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  Speaker 5: how much effort you put into this. I know you
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  Speaker 5: have a dream and I love you very much. I'm
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  Speaker 5: sending you a huge kiss and thank you for defending
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  Speaker 5: the colours of my city.
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  Speaker 2: The clip's finally making headlines, even though it's been hiding
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  Speaker 2: in plain sight for absolutely ages. Largo's the first Argentine
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  Speaker 2: player to publicly come out.
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  Speaker 1: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 2: $ 90, 000 has been raised for a transgender student who it's
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  Speaker 2: claimed has been cut off by his parents after coming out.
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  Speaker 2: Matthew Enns had to leave his campus housing at Massachusetts
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  Speaker 2: Institute of Technology in the US just weeks before graduation
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  Speaker 2: due to being the offspring of bigots who've withdrawn their
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  Speaker 2: financial support. They sound nice. He's found somewhere to crash
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  Speaker 2: for now, while thanks to a GoFundMe, His housing and
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  Speaker 2: tuition debts are covered and he's back on track to graduate.
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  Speaker 2: And two lesbian nuns have sacked off life in the
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  Speaker 2: convent and got married. Francilia Costa and Luisa Silveira met
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  Speaker 2: in Brazil six years ago and they didn't actually get
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  Speaker 2: on at first. Each thought the other was stuck up.
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  Speaker 2: After both suffered mental health issues, they quit the nunnery
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  Speaker 2: and ended up house-sharing as friends. Feelings started to be
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  Speaker 2: felt and they ultimately tied the knot last year.
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  Speaker 2: Hi there, I'm Kev McGrath. To celebrate Pride Daily's third birthday,
• 16:41
  Speaker 2: we're giving you a double dose all week with some
• 16:44
  Speaker 2: bonus queer cheer, the more upbeat side of LGBTQ plus
• 16:49
  Speaker 2: life from the year so far. This is the last
• 16:52
  Speaker 2: of it. And coming up, we're all aboard the Twinktanic. First, though,
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  Speaker 2: a gay teenager's school graduation speech is going viral. and
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  Speaker 2: there was a hint of what was to come from
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  Speaker 2: the off.
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  Speaker 8: My name is Daniel Mattingly, and apparently this school doesn't
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  Speaker 8: know better than to give an angry gay kid a microphone.
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  Speaker 2: Dan the Man there, from Stuart Middle School in Kentucky
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  Speaker 2: in America. The eighth grader, so age 13 or 14,
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  Speaker 2: lost both his parents to cancer. He wanted to talk
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  Speaker 2: about grief and trauma and how it doesn't have to
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  Speaker 2: shape you. Would have touched on the trauma of oppression
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  Speaker 2: suffered by young people because of their identities.
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  Speaker 3: But.
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  Speaker 2: After telling the audience earlier drafts of his speech were
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  Speaker 2: censored for being too negative, he blummin' well went for it.
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  Speaker 11: This school is built on racism, sexism and homophobia. I
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  Speaker 11: encourage everyone here.
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  Speaker 7: Today to stand up for yourself, even if it makes
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  Speaker 7: you sick.
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  Speaker 8: This school is f * * * ing.
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  Speaker 5: Ridiculous.
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  Speaker 2: Daniel says teachers had told him to speak from the heart,
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  Speaker 2: so he did. Next, an update on classic queer film Priscilla,
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  Speaker 2: Queen of the Desert's next instalment from one of its stars,
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  Speaker 2: Guy Pearce.
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  Speaker 1: Well, the sequel, right, which is going to be 2020,
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  Speaker 1: what are we now, 26?
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  Speaker 3: We'll probably shoot it 27, it'll come out 28.
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  Speaker 2: Are you going to get in the same shape for
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  Speaker 2: it as you did last time?
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  Speaker 4: How dare you?
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  Speaker 2: Thanks to ABC News, the first film back in 1994
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  Speaker 2: saw Guy co-star alongside Hugo Weaving and Taron Stampp There's
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  Speaker 2: two drag queens and a transgender woman crossing the Australian
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  Speaker 2: desert in a tour bus. Stamp died last year, aged 87,
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  Speaker 2: but he's still in the sequel because he actually shot
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  Speaker 2: all his new scenes two months before he passed away.
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  Speaker 2: The Catholic bishops told an LGBTQ plus conference homosexuality is
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  Speaker 2: neither a sin nor an illness. See, that is someone
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  Speaker 2: who knows his audience. Roel Vera Lopez has been speaking
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  Speaker 2: at a meeting of the Catholic Rainbow Network of Mexico
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  Speaker 2: and believes sexual identity is an inherent condition of human
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  Speaker 2: nature that must be understood and respected. Also said being
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  Speaker 2: gay is not a perversion, which I'm slightly disappointed about.
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  Speaker 2: Felt a bit more rock and roll as a pervert.
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  Speaker 2: And Lopez has doubled down following criticism, labelling himself a brother,
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  Speaker 2: pastor and friend of queer people.
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  Speaker 1: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 2: And we'll wrap up with a queer, not-safe-for-work reimagining of Titanic.
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  Speaker 2: Stephen Lewis wrote Twinktanic, which you can find on Amazon,
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  Speaker 2: while recovering from having a brain tumour removed. Says he
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  Speaker 2: was on a lot of painkillers while he worked on it.
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  Speaker 2: The train driver from Nottinghamshire in the UK has come
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  Speaker 2: up with a racy, tongue-in-cheek parody, which his friends have
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  Speaker 2: described as unhinged, but brilliant. There's more on our socials,
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  Speaker 2: at Pride Daily Pod, including any breaking news. that's your
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  Speaker 2: lot i'll see you next week