Monument to LGBTQ Canadians officially unveiled
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Canadian Government Unveils National “Thunderhead” Monument To Victims Of “Anti-LGBTQ Purge”
The Canadian government writes via press release: Thunderhead, Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ National Monument, recognizes the historic discrimination faced by 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada, including during the LGBT Purge. It celebrates the resilience and achievements of those who fought for equality, educates visitors and inspires the change still needed so that everyone can openly love who they love and express and identify themselves as they choose. Thund…
Monument to LGBTQ Canadians officially unveiled
A monument that pays tribute to LGBTQ Canadians who suffered government-sanctioned persecution and discrimination officially opened in Ottawa on Aug. 21. Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Governor General Louise Arbour, and Women and Gender Equality Minister Rechie Valdez are among those who attended the ceremony. A Canadian government press release notes Thunderhead, which is located on Parliament Hill, “recognizes the historic discriminati…
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