Pink Dot SG, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rally celebrating the freedom to love, breaks a record every year.
This year, Pink Dot boasted an exceptional crowd of 28,000 pink-clad Singaporeans dotting the grounds of Hong Lim Park last Saturday (13 June).
But they aren’t just any 28,000 people. They’re 28,000 symbols of beliefs that are relentlessly stood up for amidst a strong culture of discrimination and intolerance.
So for the first time, we headed down to Pink Dot for a deeper look into why 18 of these 28,000 people believe what they believe, by asking them one simple question:
Some answers might just make your day.
A loving thank you to these 18 strangers for participating in our little project.
Your 2 minutes goes a long way in building a lifetime of acceptance towards the LGBT community.
Also read: Ivan Heng shares what it’s like to be a gay man in Singapore. The Internet Explodes.
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She has reported the case to the police and exposed their deeds to the media.
Two people were taken to the hospital, while three declined SCDF conveyance.
Her mother hopes that the bear will accompany her in the afterlife.
Mark your calendars for 21 Nov to 2 Dec and get ready to fill that…
Passengers were seen screaming and flying off their seats as the plane dropped 8,300 feet.
Both parties, aged 70 and 60, are assisting with police investigations for intentional harassment.
