Voices of Solidarity
Voices of Solidarity shares LGBTQIA+ stories of resilience, culture, human rights, and community from around the world through podcasts, film, journalism, and creative storytelling.
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A Film, a Festival and the Month Ahead (opens the original)
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Meet the Artist: Dylan and the Moon (opens the original)
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What happens when you sing with the person you used to be?For Dylan Holloway, performing as Dylan and the Moon, the answer is “Yellow.” In this deeply personal music video, Dylan duets with a recording of his own voice from before his transition, creating a conversation across time between his past and present selves.Rather than erasing the past, Dylan has found a way to embrace it.As he told the BBC, his mother encouraged him not to delete his earlier recordings. With time, he says, he was a
Creating a Portrait of Pride (opens the original)
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Threads of Belonging: Weaving Our Stories Together (opens the original)
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LØU - Finding the Space In Between (opens the original)
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Some stories begin with a declaration. Others begin with a question.For Marie-Lou Sauter, who creates and performs as LØU, the questions began early.Growing up in a religious environment in Germany, Marie-Lou found herself wrestling with questions about right and wrong, belonging, identity, and what it meant to be different.Music became the place where she could ask questions she wasn’t always able to ask elsewhere.What began as a private creative practice eventually became something much larger
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