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This week’s top LGBTQ+ news · PRIDE Daily

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  Speaker 1: A Cast recommends, and now we're sitting on the sidelines
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  Speaker 1: watching your team win the World Cup.
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  Speaker 2: Makes your World Cup winner. Then you're speaking to a
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  Speaker 2: five time World Cup winner, so put some respect. Put
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  Speaker 2: some respect on my name. I won five five World
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  Speaker 2: Cups by David Silver standard.
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  Speaker 3: Five World Cup coverage doesn't sound like this anywhere else.
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  Speaker 3: Listen to the Second Captain's podcast throughout the tournament. We're
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  Speaker 3: gonna be based in Mexico the US and dear Old Dublin,
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  Speaker 3: Ken Early and Branno will be over there. So join
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  Speaker 3: us for daily shows now. And this is to Second
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  Speaker 3: Captains Wherever you get your pods.
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  Speaker 4: A Cast is home to the world's best podcasts, including
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  Speaker 4: Red Room, catch Up with Louise McSharry and the one
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  Speaker 4: you're listening.
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  Speaker 5: To right now, Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 6: Hi there, I'm Kevin McGrath coming up a de transitioning TikToker.
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  Speaker 6: First that Kagyzstan in Central Asia's making moves to ban
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  Speaker 6: gender transit. A new law has got initial approval from parliament.
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  Speaker 6: It would treat being trans as a psychological disorder and
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  Speaker 6: the changing of gender markers on official documents would be
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  Speaker 6: outlawed too. While if there can be hard enough as
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  Speaker 6: it is if he trans with society overwhelmingly hostile. This woman,
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  Speaker 6: whose words have been translated, was drugged by a group
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  Speaker 6: of men when they discovered she's transgender.
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  Speaker 7: I blacked out and woke up in the mountains with
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  Speaker 7: someone hitting me in the face. I was beaten and humiliated.
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  Speaker 7: They cut off my hair and stubbed out cigarettes on me.
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  Speaker 7: Then they left me in the mountains.
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  Speaker 6: Thanks to Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty. The new law
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  Speaker 6: would also ban parental support for gender nonconforming children. It
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  Speaker 6: still needs a second review in Parliament then sign off
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  Speaker 6: from the President. Pride Daily to Italy next, and a
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  Speaker 6: law to limit what kids learn about sexuality and gender
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  Speaker 6: identity in schools has got final approval in parliament. Means
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  Speaker 6: a complete ban for nursery and primary age children, and
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  Speaker 6: for secondary schools consent from parents is now required. Italy's
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  Speaker 6: currently got a right wing culture war government with nothing
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  Speaker 6: better to do. Pride Damien and a TikToker who used
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  Speaker 6: to be known as Bayla Delgado says he's no longer transgender,
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  Speaker 6: now goes by Topper, which is a play in his
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  Speaker 6: birth name Christopher. He explains in a video he's a
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  Speaker 6: devout Christian and his church sent into an exploratory therapy
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  Speaker 6: camp aka conversion therapy, says he's very much a man
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  Speaker 6: now and this is not some kind of sodden religious psychosis.
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  Speaker 6: Comments underneath include the light is gone in your eyes
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  Speaker 6: and this is horrifying. No time to tell you that.
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  Speaker 6: Berlin Pride announced plans to apply to host World Pride
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  Speaker 6: in twenty thirty two, when suspiciously my Showbi's age will
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  Speaker 6: only have advanced by about eighteen months and this year's
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  Speaker 6: gaming awards are handed out later, pigging up the best
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  Speaker 6: in LGBTQ plus video.
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  Speaker 5: Games Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 6: Hi there, I'm keV McGrath coming up. Aint nothing noble
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  Speaker 6: about Max Noble. First, though, Queen Jean. You know Queen Jean,
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  Speaker 6: the costume designer, Well, she's become the first out transgender
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  Speaker 6: person ever to an a Tony Award. They've been dished
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  Speaker 6: out to Theater Productions on New York's Broadway for the
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  Speaker 6: last seventy nine years. The LGBTKE plus rights activist who's
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  Speaker 6: originally from Haiti, got Best Costume Design of a musical
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  Speaker 6: for cats, The Jelly Coal Ball.
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  Speaker 8: We are here for the legacy of queer people, trans people.
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  Speaker 8: We have to take up space, we have to shift
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  Speaker 8: the paradigm. The world right now is deeply, deeply compareding
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  Speaker 8: so many ailments, and we know as a society that
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  Speaker 8: when we come together we can make real, permanent change.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you so much for this honor.
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  Speaker 6: Thanks to CBS. Queen Jane made about five hundred costumes
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  Speaker 6: for the reimagining of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats.
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  Speaker 6: This new versions inspired by the queer ballroom culture of
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  Speaker 6: nineteen eighties Harlem. A number of her creations included references
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  Speaker 6: to transgender pioneers like Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. Johnson and
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  Speaker 6: Miss Major Griffin.
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  Speaker 5: Gracie Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 6: Next, what is it with Australian pro football players that
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  Speaker 6: mean they can't stop homophobia from coming out of their
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  Speaker 6: filthy MOUs? Max Noble from the Gold Coast Suns is
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  Speaker 6: now being investigated of the claims he used a bigoted
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  Speaker 6: insult during a game against Brisbane last weekend. The twenty
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  Speaker 6: one year old could be looking at a lengthy ban.
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  Speaker 6: Over the last few seasons, seven players have been punished
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  Speaker 6: for homophobia. One of them's been done twice daily, but
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  Speaker 6: about two hundred and seventy five thousand people have turned
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  Speaker 6: out for Tokyo Pride during what could be an important
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  Speaker 6: year for queer legal rights in Japan. The theme equal
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  Speaker 6: Rights Today, a Freer Farer Tomorrow is a nod to
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  Speaker 6: a Supreme Court ruling on marriage equality, which could come
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  Speaker 6: by the end of the year. Fifteen thousand people turned
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  Speaker 6: out for the march from Shibuyah to harry Juku in
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  Speaker 6: the pouring rain. Also, we've also had Pride in Sao
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  Speaker 6: Paolo and Brazil that's a massive one and Zagreb in Croatia.
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  Speaker 5: Queer Fellow podcast.
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  Speaker 9: If you've ever felt like your family didn't fit the
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  Speaker 9: traditional mold, this show is for you. I'm Jamie, host
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  Speaker 9: of The Queer Family Podcast, and every week we highlight
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  Speaker 9: LGBTQIA plus families and the beautiful, unique ways we build
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  Speaker 9: and show up for our families in a world that
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  Speaker 9: wasn't designed for us. We celebrate, highlight, uplift, and normalize
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  Speaker 9: queer families because our story deserves center stage. New episodes
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  Speaker 9: every Monday. Listen wherever you get your.
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  Speaker 5: Paths Lovers Love The Queer Family Podcast, Lovers Love.
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  Speaker 6: Pride Daily by there, I'm keV McGrath coming up queer
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  Speaker 6: holidaymakers in Hiding first, though former Australian National Rugby League
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  Speaker 6: pro Kain Evans says he's finally free after coming out
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  Speaker 6: as gay. The thirty four year olds revealed the full
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  Speaker 6: extent of his struggles as he tried to get his
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  Speaker 6: head around his sexuality. Cain's been telling Channel Minds one
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  Speaker 6: hundred percent footy he previously had three goals in life,
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  Speaker 6: and one of them was dark.
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  Speaker 10: To play an oural, to buy my parents are house,
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  Speaker 10: and then I was going to top myself because I
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  Speaker 10: was living in internahal from a young age.
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  Speaker 11: I know that you know that I'm gay, but I
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  Speaker 11: went down every other avenue to escape who I am.
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  Speaker 6: He also says he's been fighting a war within from
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  Speaker 6: about the age of fifteen.
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  Speaker 11: It's not sustainable and now I was slipping in parks
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  Speaker 11: doing drugs, trying to.
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  Speaker 10: Ultimately pass away. So I didn't have to come to this.
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  Speaker 6: But despite the thought of coming out having been Cain's
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  Speaker 6: worst nightmare, now he feels differently.
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  Speaker 11: I'm here today to show people that you know, you
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  Speaker 11: don't have to live like that. Even now I feel
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  Speaker 11: a bit more free just by saying it out loud.
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  Speaker 12: I've brought it to the light.
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  Speaker 6: He's the second Australian rugby league pro to publicly come out,
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  Speaker 6: after Ian Roberts back in nineteen ninety five. Tributes on
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  Speaker 6: Caine's socials include Legend, My Brother and the Best there
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  Speaker 6: is Pride Daily. Next, right wingers want to have young
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  Speaker 6: girls vaginas examined before the kids are allowed to take
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  Speaker 6: part in school sports. This from culture or clowns in
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  Speaker 6: America's Washington State, who say it'll smoke out those pesky
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  Speaker 6: transgender girls. New rules being pushed for by a political
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  Speaker 6: group called Let's Go Washington, which include the genital inspections,
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  Speaker 6: will be put to the vote in November. They reckon,
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  Speaker 6: it's all about fairness and safety. As far as we know,
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  Speaker 6: there are ten transgender athletes in the entire state, Pride
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  Speaker 6: Daily and more than two thirds of queer holidaymakers go
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  Speaker 6: back in the closet when they're away, so it, says
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  Speaker 6: the Travel Proud report, collecting stats from more than thirteen
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  Speaker 6: thousand LGBTQ plus tourists across nineteen countries. About half those
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  Speaker 6: who straighten up say then they don't feel anxious when
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  Speaker 6: they're abroad, compared with just thirty percent of all queer
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  Speaker 6: travelers Pride Daily. Hither I'm keV McGrath coming up, two
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  Speaker 6: lesbian nuns. Here is that an anti LGBT Keep US
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  Speaker 6: charter has been endorsed by twenty African countries during a
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  Speaker 6: big so called family values conference in Ghana. Prejudice lawmakers,
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  Speaker 6: religious cranks and other assorted bigots from across the continent
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  Speaker 6: have gathered to defend traditional family structures. Actually it was
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  Speaker 6: all about thrashing LGBT Keep US rights, which is what
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  Speaker 6: will happen if this charter ends up being implemented. Progressive
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  Speaker 6: South Africa refuse to support this. Its delegation at the
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  Speaker 6: conference was led by Xandalei Majosie.
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  Speaker 12: Our fellow brothers and sisters. We accept those goals in
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  Speaker 12: South Africa and of God rights as humans because you
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  Speaker 12: are a human. Before you whether we determine whether what
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  Speaker 12: gender you belong in, whether we determine whether your sexuality
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  Speaker 12: is what, but firstly you must protect your rights as
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  Speaker 12: a human.
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  Speaker 6: Thanks to Newsroom Africa, Mozambique didn't back the charter either.
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  Speaker 5: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 6: Next, remember homophobic Australian MP and gargoyle Mark Latham, he's
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  Speaker 6: the stain on humanity. He's been going after gay law
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  Speaker 6: maker Alex Greenwich because of his sexuality. Well, Latham's lost
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  Speaker 6: an appeal over the one hundred and forty thousand dollars
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  Speaker 6: damages He's got to pay for defamation after a tweet
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  Speaker 6: three years ago implying Alex engaged in disgusting sexual activities
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  Speaker 6: and was unfit for public office. With legal costs factored in,
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  Speaker 6: this bigot could be more than half a million out
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  Speaker 6: of pocket. Pride Daily and two lesbian nuns have sacked
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  Speaker 6: off life and the convent and got married. Francillia Costa
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  Speaker 6: and Louisa Silveria met in Brazil six years ago, and
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  Speaker 6: they didn't actually get on at first, each thought the
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  Speaker 6: other was stuck up, but after both suffered mental health issues,
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  Speaker 6: they quit the nunnery and ended up house sharing his friends.
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  Speaker 6: Feelings started to be felt and they ultimately tied. They
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  Speaker 6: knot last year. No time to tell you that. Queer
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  Speaker 6: films Love Simon, Call Me by Your Name and Kill
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  Speaker 6: Your Darlings have been banned in Russia. They supposedly stimulate
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  Speaker 6: interest in non traditional sexual relationships and carry a destructive ideology.
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  Speaker 1: A Cast recommends, and now we're sitting on the sidelines
• 11:25
  Speaker 1: watching a team win the World Cup.
• 11:27
  Speaker 2: Makes your World Cup winner. Then you're speaking to a
• 11:29
  Speaker 2: five time World Cup winner, so put some respect. Put
• 11:32
  Speaker 2: some respect on my name. I won five five World
• 11:36
  Speaker 2: Cups by David Silver Standard.
• 11:38
  Speaker 3: Five World Cup coverage doesn't sound like this anywhere else.
• 11:41
  Speaker 3: Listen to the Second Captain's podcast throughout the tournament. We're
• 11:44
  Speaker 3: gonna be based in Mexico the US and dear Old Dublin,
• 11:47
  Speaker 3: Ken Eerli and Branno will be over there. So join
• 11:49
  Speaker 3: us for daily shows now and listen to Second Captains
• 11:52
  Speaker 3: wherever you get your pods.
• 11:53
  Speaker 4: A cast is home to the world's best podcasts, including
• 11:56
  Speaker 4: Red Room, catch Up with Louise McSharry and then When
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  Speaker 4: You're Right Now.
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  Speaker 5: Pride Daily.
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  Speaker 6: Hi, I'm keV McGrath coming up. The latest country to
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  Speaker 6: criminalize homosexuality. First, though, we're marking ten years since the
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  Speaker 6: Pulse LGBTQ plus nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida. Forty nine
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  Speaker 6: people were killed with dozens more injured in the worst
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  Speaker 6: attack on queer people in American history. The annual Pulse
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  Speaker 6: Remembrance ceremony takes place later and prayer ribbons are on
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  Speaker 6: display at Orlando City Hall. Twenty five year old Amanda
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  Speaker 6: Alvare was among the victims. Her mother is Myra.
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  Speaker 3: The pain never goes away, you know.
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  Speaker 2: It's something that you wake up and is there when
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  Speaker 2: you got a bit is there. So you have to
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  Speaker 2: learn how to live with it.
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  Speaker 6: And Myra also tells WFTV Channel nine she's preserved Amanda's bedroom.
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  Speaker 2: Kids may closer to her, pleas make clossess to her things,
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  Speaker 2: to her pictures, to her memory is just it's part
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  Speaker 2: of me, is what helped me heal.
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  Speaker 6: Pulse nightclub was demolished a few months ago. It's hoped
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  Speaker 6: to memorial on the site will be completed next year.
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  Speaker 6: Killer Omar Matin was shot dead by police. The twenty
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  Speaker 6: nine year old was carrying two weapons. America's yet to
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  Speaker 6: reform its gun laws. Pride Daily homosexuality is now illegal
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  Speaker 6: in Niger, five to ten years in prison and a
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  Speaker 6: massive fine for same sex relations and the same punishment
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  Speaker 6: for an indecent or a natural act or LGBTQ plus practices.
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  Speaker 6: The military Wrong Country is the latest and a number
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  Speaker 6: of West African nations to recently bring in harsh antiqueer
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  Speaker 6: laws Pride Daily and Slovakia is being told if it
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  Speaker 6: doesn't pass on a European Union grant awarded to an
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  Speaker 6: LGBTQ plus youth organization, it could lose up to thirty
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  Speaker 6: five million euros in EU funding. Culture war clowns are
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  Speaker 6: running the country right now, bringing in lots of anti
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  Speaker 6: queer legislation. This one hundred and twenty thousand euros from
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  Speaker 6: the European Commission for Saplink has been held up for
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  Speaker 6: more than a year because of non specified technical reasons.
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  Speaker 6: No time to tell you that Australian pro football player
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  Speaker 6: Max Noble's got a four match ban for being a
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  Speaker 6: dirty rotten homophobe during a recent match. The Queer Spectrum
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  Speaker 6: Film Festival kicks off today in Dublin. Warsaw Pride celebrates
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  Speaker 6: its twenty fifth anniversary tomorrow, and London's Classical Pride continues
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  Speaker 6: into the weekend, showcasing LGBTQ plus composers past and present.
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  Speaker 6: Pride Daily Hi again, I'm keV mcgral with a quick
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  Speaker 6: extra episode. David Hockney, the groundbreaking gay British artist, has
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  Speaker 6: died at the age of eighty eight. His early work
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  Speaker 6: explored themes of gay life and love back when homosexuality
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  Speaker 6: was illegal in the UK wasn't decriminalized till nineteen sixty seven,
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  Speaker 6: but he came out about seven years earlier, having left
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  Speaker 6: Bradford in northern England for the more bohemian London.
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  Speaker 10: I went to London when I was twenty two.
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  Speaker 5: And that was it.
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  Speaker 3: That was it, and I remember I just came out
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  Speaker 3: by because somebody was saying, well, I saw you in
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  Speaker 3: a pub with somebody and started going on.
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  Speaker 2: I said, too bad for you then, and I.
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  Speaker 6: Just thought well, thanks to Extra magazine. David criticized the
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  Speaker 6: nineteen eighties government of Margaret Thatcher for being anti LGBTQ
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  Speaker 6: PLOSS and campaigned against Clause twenty eight don't say gay
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  Speaker 6: law forced upon British schools. The artist's longtime partner, Jean
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  Speaker 6: Pierre gon Salves Delima, was by side when he died.
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  Speaker 6: There's more in our socials at Pride Daily Pod, including
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  Speaker 6: any breaking news. Bat you lot, I'll see you next week.