Stonewall Uprising is a 2010 American documentary film examining the events surrounding the Stonewall riots that began during the early hours of June 28, 1969.
Stonewall Uprising concludes with an examination of the aftermath of the rioting, including the energising of the LGBTI community as a political force and the establishment of Christopher Street Liberation Day, the genesis of gay pride parades in the United States.
Where: Lower Hall, Geelong Trades Hall, 127 Myers Street Geelong, 3220
Location: 43 Below, cnr Barrack and Hay Streets, Perth
Topic for discussion is the Religious Freedom Bill.
Geelong Pride Film Festival presents a special event screening of the beautiful new film 'Disobedience' about the love affair between two women in an Orthodox Jewish community (Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams). We are pairing this with a short film 'Aleph Melbourne' the story of the support group that changed the face of LGBTIQ acceptance in Jewish Australia.
Where: The Pivotonian Cinema, 4 Verner Street, South Geelong
The Religious Discrimination Bill is a vile piece of legislation that will enshrine the right for a tiny bigoted minority to discriminate against LGBTI people.
Don't let the Liberals pass this appalling bill. We need to keep up the fight against these privileged right wing politicians and lobby groups. Join this protest to tell any politician supporting this bill that we don't accept their bigotry. Stand up and say NO to discrimination.
March with pride at Mardi Gras on February 29 and say NO PRIDE in detention and NO PRIDE in our government.
Pride Parade Perth
Saturday November 25 @ 8pm
Northbridge
Hosted by Pride Parade
https://www.facebook.com/events/320542735083803/
The annual Geelong Rainbow Festival includes a range of over 18 and family friendly events including:
Brunch
Film Screening
Road trip to Colac Drag Show
Pride Picnic
Heart Pride March
Pet Parade
Full list of events here: https://www.facebook.com/GeelongRainbowInc/events
Join a discussion about Queer Liberation today.
The LGBTIQ community are experiencing ongoing legislative and political attacks on our rights, it is as important as ever that we publicly and collectively raise our voices against these for Mardi Gras 2022. This calls for a protest to kill the bills and for LGBTIQ liberation, not just a ticketed event at SCG.
At Mardi Gras 2022, join us on Oxford Street to say: No bigotry! No right to discriminate! We want LGBTIQ liberation!
