When the over-commercialisation of pride makes us think about it as just another festival and not a fight for rights. This is ridiculous and shameful. Surely the parade/protest is the most important part of it!
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Replying to @Violetilla
It's one reason I stopped attending such events.

Jul 22, 2021 Β· 9:08 AM UTC

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Same. I stopped going for ages. But now I attend with fellow LGBT/ally socialists, set up a stall, and get to man a stand people can vent at how appalling all the corporatisation isπŸ˜…
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Planning on coming to Manchester? :-P
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Replying to @dsilverstone
It's so sad that it's stopped representing so many of the people it claims to represent. It's fine to have fun and festivals and parties, but we cannot forget that this is a Human rights movement! I'm just baffled
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Mostly it's run by the cis white male gays, who have all the rights/etc. that they wanted. Entirely forgetting that it was transwomen of colour who started the whole shebang.
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