Pride Amid Prejudice: 5K People Attend City's Self-Respect Parade
The New Indian Express|July 01, 2024
Cyber hate fails to deter community, allies; GCC lights Ripon building in rainbow colours
DIYA MARIA GEORGE
Pride Amid Prejudice: 5K People Attend City's Self-Respect Parade

DESPITE being targeted with hatred on social media before the event, the 16th Tamil Nadu Rainbow Coalition Self-Respect Parade was held peacefully on Sunday. Nearly 5,000 people echoed Aadhalal Kadhal Seivein (therefore I love) as they marched holding rainbow flags and placards from Rajarathinam Stadium to Ramada in Egmore. In an attempt to create awareness about LGBTIQA+, the Ripon building was lit up in rainbow colours on Sunday evening.

Emphasising that pride celebrations should not be restricted within the community, LGBTQIA+ activist and founder of theatre group Kattiyakari Srijith Sundaram, said awareness towards liberation should happen from the grassroots.

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