LGBTQIA+ Community
Our Interview based project
So, here's a small questionnaire form for all of you to fill in your responses about the LGBTQIA+ Community- a crucial and sensitive topic.
The reason why we chose this topic is to create awareness about the LGBTQIA+ community
to the society and also to contribute to our society in some or other way where especially in a
country like India, the idea about this minority section has still been considered a taboo despite
many things have changed. But this has still remained as a particular
mindset in most of the people in India. Though many laws have been imposed in favor of this
community, people still treat such people in a certain way.
So, our objective is to make at least the smallest of contributions in whatever way we can to
serve society, and thankfully, through this platform, we are able to achieve this.
India’s take on LGBTQ+
In an orthodox country like India, LGTB is considered a topic to not be discussed.
But India being a developing country has had some positive thoughts about LGBTQ+. NCERT had renamed its Women’s Studies department to the Department of Gender Studies in light of 2014. Under the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019, a transgender person c
a legally change gender and In September 2018, The Supreme Court overruled its own 2013
decision and partially struck down Section 377, making homosexuality no longer a crime. But same-sex marriage is still illegal in India. Despite strong political movements in favor of
LGBT rights, there remains a significant amount of homophobia present among the Indian population,
with around two in four Indians objecting to same-sex relationships according to an opinion poll.
In the 2010s, LGBT people in India increasingly gained tolerance and acceptance, especially in
large cities.
Extra Facts:-
Pride month:
LGBT Pride Month is celebrated annually in June to honor the 1969 Stonewall riots
and works to achieve equal justice and equal opportunity for lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) Americans. In June of 1969, patrons and
supporters of the Stonewall Inn in New York City staged an uprising to resist the
police harassment and persecution to which LGBT Americans were commonly subjected.
This uprising marks the beginning of a movement to outlaw discriminatory laws and
practices against LGBT Americans.
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