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“We take our brains that Corona was the first to show us how we should be present in the future: the fight for equality must be carried out in a global, virtual and real way, in each event, each parade,” he says. Kacerovsky. Global Pride sees new opportunities for the LGBTIQ community worldwide in the fight for visibility and equality. Details will be posted on viennapride.at in the coming weeks.
“Important cohesion”
by Moritz Yvon, President of HOSI Vienna, the social aspect of the event is in the foreground: “Especially in uncertain times, cohesion is even more important. The consequences of quarantine should not be underestimated, especially psychological stress for those LGBTIQ people living in families where they are subject to intolerance, hostility or even violence. “
Lui Fidelsberger, President of HOSI ViennaHe added: “The recently narrowed options for exchanging ideas with others mean a limited environment. This is often a difficult situation for LGBTIQ teens who still depend on their parents’ home. Access to aid facilities is particularly poor in many places. That is why it is now more important that we all unite. “
People who want to show solidarity with the event are asking organizers to take to the streets on June 27 in rainbow clothes.
