Second Class Welcome to Second Class. You can join in on our Facebook Group 1 year ago ABC TV Is Colac really "Australia's most homophobic town"? Comedians Joel Creasey and Rhys Nicholson are on a mission to find out. #Gaycrashers View on facebook 1 year ago VICE Thoughts? Vice can be hit and miss by the way. Scientists have been asking this question for decades. View on facebook 1 year ago SBS Sexuality "I love her I love mardi gras I love being gay." View on facebook 1 year ago He played ‘one of the greatest TV characters all time’ RIP David xxx BELOVED actor David Odgen Stiers has passed away at the age of 75 after a battle with bladder cancer. View on facebook 1 year ago Ronnie View on facebook 1 year ago View on facebook 1 year ago First Nations 'Revolution' - Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras The First Nations 'Revolution' Float at last night's Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade. #SydneyMardiGras #MardiGras40 #FirstNations The First Nations 'Revolution's float at the 2018 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. #SydneyMardiGras #MardiGras40 #FirstNations View on facebook 1 year ago South Morang Scout Group Stop by the South Morang Scout Group page, give this post a read and a like! a snap shot of what participation in the Midsumma Pride March was like for youth members in Scouts Victoria (first published in the Friends of Scouting (FOS - Vic) e-newsletter March 2017 ... See more Some of our Scouts feature in the current edition of the Friends of Scouting publication, this is what they thought about marching in the Pride March in January... #pride #sharescouting #scoutsvic #diversity #inclusion ... See more View on facebook 1 year ago SBS Sexuality Cool fact: In French, 'Mardi Gras' means 'Fat Tuesdays'. View on facebook 1 year ago Tried to go to Mardi Gras It was an absolute disaster. Apparently it’s too much to ask that the supposedly accessible route doesn’t have stairs/that curb ramps aren’t blocked by barricades. Had to have police help me get to various places and finally reached our friends and then left because a woman was yelling at me “I’m trying to help you” while verbally abusing me. All I wanted her to do was move over like 5cm for a moment so I could get my chair in position without crushing toes. We struggled to leave because there wasn’t even an accessible way out of that mess and several more times needed cops to help and even had to have one help me down a really steep hill. My friend and I copped so much abuse for being visibly queer and disabled. It was a traumatic and disappointing experience to be very clearly shown that the queer community doesn’t want to include its disabled members. And the general public are significantly more likely to abuse you if you are visibly queer and disabled (as opposed to just visibly disabled). ... See more View on facebook « ‹ 26 of 389 › » Tweet
