Berliner Dragqueen on CSD Attack: "We Don't Let Ourselves Be Made invisible."
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Berlin: The attack on the Christopher Street Day parade on Saturday evening has hit the queer community hard. Berlin drag queen Kaey has spoken out.
After the terrorist attack on the edge of Christopher Street Day (CSD), people affected are offered various kinds of assistance to better process what they have experienced or seen.
D'Land steet nom Uschlag op d'Feierlechkeete vum Christopher Street Day after ëmmer ënner Schock.
After the terrorist attack in Berlin in the vicinity of Christopher Street Day, the shock is deep. Nina, a 33-year-old South Tyrolean who has been living in the German capital for years, was only about 150 metres away on Saturday when the suspect Abdul B. was driving a van into the crowd.
Queer people in the region are not intimidated by the Berlin terrorist attack. The Christopher Street Day celebrations are to take place without restrictions.
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