Tag Archives: lgbtq

They make it look like they are giving LGBTQ+ a historic win when they actually deny them from having more equal rights. They are not called elites for nothing!

MOE has denied interfering with the transgender student's hormonal treatment but still referred to the student as a "he", sparking outrage among netizens.

Since getting a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria from the IMH, my schooling life in the MOE system has gone from great to utter trash.

PM Lee did not surprise anyone when he said he does not know what 377A's exact wording was, but emphasised that everyone, no matter their sexual orientation, are welcome to work in Singapore. Although he did say that the 377A will not be removed, he did say that everyone knows the rules in Singapore, and it should not stop them from coming over to work.

3 hours before a media conference was to be held on Friday to announce a joint report on gender discrimination in Singapore to be submitted to the United Nations, the conference itself was cancelled without an inkling of information.

Here is what I learned going to this years Pink Dot (my first) as a straight, Christian-raised, middle aged father. I'm not gay. I'm not an activist. I have no (pro or anti) LGBT agenda. I just figure the world has enough real problems. Pink Dot and what it represents ain't one of them.

At my first Pink Dot in 2013, I turned up at HLP in black, surrounded by a sea of pink. I've managed to get it right every year since. Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (ASAS), on the other hand, is still getting it wrong.

I write to you today with a heavy heart. I have been and always will be a Singaporean Son. Someone who has done his part to play a constructive role in society. Having done my duty to the country in the highest capacity that I could. However, something that I have learnt as of late is that my country will never stand by me.

Cathay Cineleisure has been asked to remove the subtitle, "Supporting the Freedom to Love", from its Pink Dot 2017 poster following an online controversy over the advertisement.

I refer to your response on All Singapore Stuff maintaining your position on Pink Dot. I would like to start off with mentioning that my purpose for writing this has anything to do with discriminating against LGBTQs or whatsoever.