Full Description
A photographic narrative that crosses the world's main cities to witness the shared intentions and feelings that bind the single Pride events in one big wave that envelops and crosses all countries, exalting the uniqueness and variegated compositions of identities and modes. A snapshot of global LGBTQIA+ pride, with a focus on Pride parades marking momentous anniversaries, including New York Pride in 2019, 50 years after the events of Stonewall, and London Pride in 2020, 50 years after the birth of the Gay Liberation Front.
The book also bears witness to the spread of the Wave in the countries of Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Australia, which since the end of the 1990s, with particular regard to the last decade, has been gaining spaces for listening and rights.
The Pride project recounts, celebrates and enhances LGBTQIA+ pride around the world, through the faces and claims of the protagonists of a struggle that involves us all: that for a fair and inclusive world, in which no person should feel excluded or discriminated against for their way of being, living and loving.
Text in English and Italian.
Contents
Introduction by Asia Graziano, Mamma Pride by Emiliano Reali, From Stonewall to the new century, Moving Forward, 2002 Paris, 2011 Montevideo, 2014 Uganda, 2019- 50 YEARS SINCE Stonewall New York, Voices, LGBT history month: visibility and usualising in the Uk by Sue Sanders, Pride 1994-24 by Silvia Ranfagni, More than just partying by Shrouck El-Attar, Index of Prides in the volume, Authors.
