India's Trans Community Is Fighting for the Right to Work | Transnational
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2021
- India’s got the world’s second-largest workforce. But trans people are still struggling. In this episode of Transnational, VICE News correspondent Gazal Dhaliwal travels across India to find out how trans communities fight for meaningful jobs and fulfilling careers in a society that still doesn’t accept them.
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It's weird that as an Indian, I was always taught to take blessings from Trans community whenever I see them and offer them help if they need as my family said their blessings are purest.
What a load o crab
I also... ❤️
@ranchhod
Sadly others are taught to give money, out of fear, otherwise they'll put a cure on them or their family.
I bless you! For free!
Exactly!
Trans harassment is just so weird. Like what is so harass-able, let people do what they want it's not harming you.
Yeah till it starts affecting kids…
@@kimberlysamuel4708 Effecting kids? Nothing is harming kids right now other than adults forcing their kid to be something they're not.
@@kimberlysamuel4708 I pray that you never raise children and "affect" them with your bigotry
@@crunkbucha4667 Are kids who live with same sex parents affected? Where's the debate and fight over that! But no, let's all attack Transgender people. 🤨
Oh so it's okay for them to come and ask ridiculous amounts of money and we should just let them do what they want?
When somebody is rejecting you, it’s important you don't reject yourself!✨❤️
Yes!
That sounds intelligent, but its not is B.S.
@@ahmadrifai6487 why
Kudos👏
factssss
Historically trans people were revered in Hindu culture but unfortunately that respect has been lost in the modern society. We only seem to accept them as strangers but feel uneasy to be associated with them. Hopefully this changes in the coming years.
Same with the Native/Indigenous Americans (referred as two-spirit). 💜
Yep I mean we literally have a transgender god and the transgender community had played arguably the most important role in ramayana. Hindu culture from the beginning of its existence had recognized the trans people as distinct gender same as male and female unlike the islam and christianity. But the 1000 years of colonialism has messed up our society and we need to fix that as soon as possible.
Even more reason to stay away from Hinduism and India.
It has been shown that this was also similar for people in parts of Africa as well.
I would think India would be better than Mexico though to be honest for trans people..I see them actually blending in with some of those attractive bigger boned Indian women.
I'am gay from Shimla 🇮🇳
And my family was the first who accepted me then I really felt that Shimla is a very beautiful and accepting small city
When I compare it with many big cities in India I really feel people are much more genuine and accepting towards every community
happy for you!!!!
Indian people seem very accepting. Very happy for you 🙂
God bless you beta 🙏🏻
🙏 🕉
@@alansmith6702 yes we are visit India
My heart goes out to especially the poorer trans people in India. I am a trans person myself. I, have my own struggles. But it's nothing compared to the struggles the poorer queer people in our country face. They're the real heroes.
I wish u the best bro
trans people have a huge reservatio in gov. jobs
they just need to pass the exam and they will be hired
Is the presenter trans too?
@@moniho6907 Yes. She says it in the beginning.
Namasta 🙏😊 kakorpt Skywalker
I'll be very honest, growing up, travelling in trains, public transport in the main cities of India, I used to be scared of "HIjaras" but now my views on them has completely changed. They are so nice and polite, their smiles are so genuine too!
I used to be reserved on giving them money but coming to know that they have difficulty getting jobs, I don't hesitate giving them the small amount of change I carry, sometimes im too broke and i say i dont have any money on me, still they give big smiles and move on.
Just brightens up my mood when they smile!
what a world we live in! people cant be themselves
I hate it when people don’t let others be fully functioning humans just because they weird them out. Everyone can work and help at what they do best, no matter what.
Be in control of your own life amd destiny, If someone doesnt hire you because you choose to present yourself a certain way then dont cry about it, start your own business and get rich, if you rely on others for your income you play by their rules.
@@PeaceManBro How about love yourself truely are instead of changing your body and yourself, change yourself just because you “feel” like it isn’t accepting yourself
Funny how these trans people think they are doing the right thing by confusing themselfs, life gave your body as a gift not as a toy to change the way you want
Earning is non-sufficient respect will only be given if you are accepted their acceptance to any society does not only depend on their behavior and characteristics or ideology society had, has and will always Judge you by any form way always remember Society will be just fine without you but you won't be that fine without society different society call for different variety of mindset and energy and the most important by standards of European and North American societies is In my opinion is Intellectual and will.In this case Indian society has so many standard and limitation your are bound to live within them and not violate under any circumstances you are supposed to live in that provided space here is an interesting story-You guys have no clue about LGBTQ individuals being treated like trash I'm Sri Lanka is very serious about limits and social vows and religious views here under no circumstances a woman is allowed to have an Abortion and It is a horrible place to live in if you are any sort of LGBTQ person it is not always Violent approaches or aggressive reaction it is more in mentality that they are deemed as I'll and crazy and I largely agree. I mean we can't let this thing corrupt our society and infect it with all these ideas being injected into our young generation in general if you are any sort of LGBTQ person you are recognized as an abomination and monstrous it is an absolute joy for any conservative to be in and I love my country for preserving and protecting our young from all this reformist and unacceptable ideas. We shall forever Judge them as we are Judged as well. Love is not always the solution sometimes desperate times calls for desperate responses I'm conservative and forever be I'm not radical whether if I'm anti-LGBTQ I'm still trying to find an answer for that but one thing is certain I'm paranoid and scared for what may lay ahead possibilities are limitless but I'm trying my best to keep this country religious and to keep this region for as it is. Thank you for reading this far.
@@rlm2933 Exactly, who cares what anyone else thinks, everyone wants to be a victim
I'M GAY N MY FAMILY ACCEPTED ME AS GAY 🏳️🌈❤️
AY CONGRATULATIONS BUDDY
Y r u gae
proud of you bro
I am gay and my family accepted me !
Thank God I am hindu and indian 🇮🇳 ❤
No they don’t
Much love to all the Indian trans people, what you are doing is amazing and inspiring
Such beauty I see here. “It’s important not to reject yourself when others reject you”. that hit home for me. ❤️
Aww hi 👋 gilliar
😊😊❤hi 👋 there
I will treat every trans person I meet , with the respect every living being deserves , for the rest of my life.
Pitajee shetty the real test is.give the same respect in front your friends and challenge bigoted parents.
@@PHlophe let me build confidence in my ability to shape my own behaviour 1st , before i try to shape others
🖤
cringe
How about giving respect to everyone who DESERVES it?
I'm really happy to see that the host of this documentary is also a transgender person. This brings more authenticity and visibility to our communities. ❤️
Totally agree.
The entitlement community.
@@capturedflame Incel
Really she is? Wow i could have NEVER!! GUESS, she is georgeous!!!
Namasta 🙏😊 shasha r
Hinduism has a profound deity of transgender god. Aravan is the god worshipped by this community every-year in india, esp. in Tamilnadu.😎
I realised after watching this that I had a few transphobic thoughts that have just been washed away. great documentary
Oh no a thought criminal spotted!
@@jaakkojuhani lol I know what you mean but I found this documentary profound and eye opening
Nice attempt at a political subversive comment…
@@Freyia935 just the truth Tom
@@zedell1233 Explain it then…
I actually feel sorry for the tran people who just want to be recognised and be left alone. They are humans who have a different view point on life.
That's me in a nutshell
This discrimination on the trans and intersex is seen in every country in the world. The torture done by the heterosexuals towards trans and intersex is pure evil.
Amazing documentary. Hopefully one day everyone is treated as a equal human being with their rights.
Sick!
That should never happen. We should have equal opportunities, but we should never make laws forcing people to have equal out comes. We aren't automatically equal; if you want the same amount of money, success, prosperity, financial freedom and happiness as me then YOU must put forth the effort these things.
Equality only means equal opportunity to work towards an outcome.
even child likers?
@ᴀꜱᴜᴋᴀ ᴀꜱᴜᴋᴀ When did I say that? this comment states that “everyone” should be treated equally, Not everyone is a good person
@@agentmuellerYou?
I'm doing a research on homosexuality and I came here for references but I literally cried after watching this video 🥺 people should really stop judging or demoralising other if they can't do that they should just mind their own business...
Yes true kamaboko ur right 👍🙂🙂🙂
Well homosexuals are different, they are either gay men or lesbians, not trans people
@@pskima4274 So one is ok, but not the other? Discriminating much? 🤨
@@MrMJmusicLover Transgender is a gender thing, not one's sexuality. Homosexual means attraction to same sex.
@@pskima4274 I know what they mean. Also how is homosexual meaning same sex relationship because humans are HOMOSAPIENS, so Homo and Sexual implies that a human is a sexual being but that doesn't mean said human being is gay. Need to change the the identity name of being gay because homosexual is the wrong terminology. 😏
In my town they are seen as good luck and rich people They are part of every big moment of traditional life
Beautiful
Thanks, Gazal! Beautifully presented, wonderfully explained. The transgender community must be given equal rights and opportunities. They are also born to lead a normal life as we all do.
Transgenders are getting police jobs in chhattisgarh.
Everyone deserves human rights....and fair treatment
As an Intersex person these brothers and sisters inspire me. I dream of a better, more accepting world ♥️
Nahh
@@alanmc1846 Why not?
Nature accepts all, since nature is all. People however are not here to accept all, we have to be brutally honest with each other if we want to stay alive and prosper.
@@capturedflame I suppose you are making the point that nature does not accept those who use synthetic hormones and such. There is not much natural about it and I think nature does not like it. However it is the result of natural processes that humans are experimenting with this and nature will inevitably have to correct itself.
@@capturedflame Nothing, so I hope you don't plan on taking any medications or going to the doctor's anytime soon 😳
Okay just tell me, why the hell should i pay the trans my money? You want work, go search for it, who are u to curse me if i dont want to give any of my money. I was with my girlfriend today, near pacific mall(subash nagar) that trans came to me and asked money, i had only 500s and no one can give that somebody to freely and my gf only had card and online payment, so we were not able to give anything to them and then when our auto was about to pass she said "tumhari jodi nahi banegi" meaning '"you will never be able to be together" and i was like... stunned. I became frustrated, who the hell is that trans to say that to me? I wanted to punch that sole trans so hard, and from now on i'll never support these kind of uneducated trans, if u are educated enough to live in the society fine, i dont have any problems, but if they are like this, i dont want them in our society to be accepted by people, i never hated them, but the incident today itself lit a fire of hatred for these illiterate trans. I will never give them my money anymore, my gf literally paid 300 to them in Connaught place because she said ki "inhe dena achi baat hoti hai, tum mat do i want to give them ", i just hate them now. LGBTQ is fine only if you educate among yourselves first.
@@jaya-squishiehuntr36 exactly, they don't beg, they come and ask for money like its our fucking duty to give them, just go and find some fucking work.
This made me cry. I'm thankful to everyone who helped make this video. I am a citizen of the USA. I have faced gross discrimination: beatings, homelessness, disenfranchisemen, and so much bad. I see my trans brothers/sisters and their allies across the sea in India. I am so proud of them all. But I also hurt for them because I, too, know what it is like. I wish I could help them all somehow. But first, I must take care of myself to be in a position to help someone else. God bless us all. God knows our path isn't an easy one by far. Love and light. -Sky ❤🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🤎🖤🩶
Here's the thing : As long as India has Dharmic majority, Transgender movement will continue to move in positive direction. The same cannot be said if Abrahamic religions become predominant.
I’m privileged to be trans in America . We DEFINITELY have our struggles here but we have many laws and cushions to catch most of us when we fall.
i was discriminated against by a few indian women while at a hindu temple , they didn't like my presence and it was a humiliation for the Indian community in Vietnam 😢 But i don't care about it , i come to temple because The Bhagwan ❤
if you know, in our culture we have always treated these folks as good luck charms never desrespected them, that's probably a reason why if a trans person come to our house before an event, no hindu faith beholder would let them leave empty handed.
Beautiful
dude what are you even talking about??.. trans people are the most disrespected and shamed upon community in india.. people dont even go near them let alone have a conversation
@@saketkumar trans people have a huge reservatio in gov. jobs
they just need to pass the exam and they will be hired
@@saketkumar are bhai mae khe rha hu ki
inhe bas attempt karna hae aur seat inki
@@sohelmukadam Agreed. People see them as blessing givers and thats why the only time they are grudgingly allowed inside houses are during festivals or special occasions. Normally they are treated worse than prostitutes and considered weird and mentally ill
These are the bravest people on earth.
Thank you so much Gazal ji 🙏🏻
I just wanted to know about the story of LGBTQ+ and in this video everything in it 👍🏻👍🏻
such a wonderful documentary, big fan of your work Ghazal, and in this new year lets all move towards more love and less judgement
If you travel to India by train you will see alot a transgens clapping their hands and asking for some money if you don't give them you might get a slapping in your face because it happens to me once
yeah, even in bus sometimes
Yes I asked my parents once "why are they doing these" and they simply said that "People won't give them job so they do this to survive"
@@andy8357 that's why when ever I travel I give them something from that my experience
@@andy8357 trans people have a huge reservatio in gov. jobs
they just need to pass the exam and they will be hired
@@minetlav5110 trans people have a huge reservatio in gov. jobs
they just need to pass the exam and they will be hired
As said by Gazal, it is true that we should give some % of time for the society to become more accepting as it really took more than 30 years to accept myself..if anyone rejects you, you dont reject yourself..
One of the Best Documentaries ever seen explaining the logic that everyone needs to understand and accept.
I'm crying now...this is the country where Buddha was born.
Where is compassion?
underrated video
they definitely deserve more representation
Beautifully presented, wonderfully explained. Transgender community must be given the equal rights and opportunities. They are also born to lead a normal lives like we all do.
They weren't born trans!
trans people have a huge reservatio in gov. jobs
they just need to pass the exam and they will be hired
@@Scho-penhauerThey were born trans
It breaks my heart that they deal with all these discrimination even on 2022 😿I adore them sm they are great people
It's 304 dislikes to 969 likes at the moment for those who want to know.
where do you see he dislkes lol!
It should be 99999999999 dislikes
@@rlm2933Hell naw
@@rlm2933It should be 10000000000000000000000 likes
I consider myself liberal and open-minded. But tbh, I never really thought much about the difficulties of Hizra (transgender) community in India. Thank you for this insightful video. I hope I will be able to work for transgender people in the future.
THANK YOU VICE NEWS, and Gazal Sis .
Basically, before British Empire came their lives were fine, am I right?
Ya india was open minded...
But it's 74 years they left IND
@@foxtrotosc4r Robbed us for trillions, what do you mean??
@@foxtrotosc4r it's not trust me bro, it's history. Educate yourself
@@sudhirghosh_ u hate india so much..?
Can't u just wait
You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty. - Mahatma Gandhi
Whelp I cried. All people should be treated with respect, love and acceptance. It's ridiculous how cruel people are to their fellow person. How cruel parents can be to their own child. Horrid.
All the speakers were absolute bad-asses and I truly, truly only wish the best for them.
Beautiful and insightful presentation
Thanxx To Gazal Mam'
You Make A Video From Transgender Is Good Decision
But Most People Is Not Accept Transgender But One Of The Best Think He's journey Is Very Taf
I thought the world is now a safe place for the LGBTQ to live peacefully but just yesterday I heard some of my relatives talking about how they think LGBTQ to be a cycological problem. Hence we still have a long way to go guys.
When you talk about India please collect some information from Kerala too.
16:53 YES! So true.
On the one hand, worshiping as God, on the other hand, inhuman treatment was given. And to say tarangendar people have a lot of respect in our religion.
After watching all this I feel that - is this the new India about which everyone was talking ,where one of the important community of Indian society is going through so much
I don't recognize Transformers
No one cares
As a Gay man, I firmly believe that, since I got my rights, it is MY DUTY to make sure that everyone else gets their rights, too. EVERYONE deserves to be treated with dignity and humanity!
I love the Trans Community as if they were my family members. And, until my dying day, I will fight for them.
Cool story bro, let them move in with you while your at it.
As a trans & bisexual person, I have your back 100% 👍
@@MrEtherShot no doubt, what is this some new trans-simping mindset?
@@laneatkinson6441 😂
A gay yt man oh the historical oppression
😂🤡
My heart aches for the girl crying. So genuine.
Thank you for bringing out the truth of trans struggle in India being a trans woman myself in India ND able to live a decent life with education and job is still a distant dream for us trans
They deserve so much better
No
Govt should increase reservation percentage for transgenders...They shoud be treated equally as well...
No god please no. We in middle class suffer enough okay.
Also by introducing reservations, many trans people will suffer from harassment more
no not reservations....that is horrible idea
Such a powerful video. Thank you for bringing the experiences of trans people into the foray.
I met them in India and Pakistan- nothing wrong at all with them so why not show some tolerance
Everyone born in this world have equal rights... to live a life that they like... to earn a job that they like. Thankyou for this video , which is such insightful..and throws light onto how the transgender community suffers to thrive in this world. Imagine the plight they are going through..that too dejection from the family at the first place...let there be a complete change to this soon🙏
Everyone born in this world have equal rights??how when blokes in dresses are ruining female sports ?
@@BeeBeeCoding There should be a separate category for transgenders to join sports events..or else some people will take it as an advantage
Recently Odisha released notification for jobs related to transgender. Its not only Karnataka
People talk about women hasarment
But reality is hasarment on transgender
We fully support you...Hope things will change in India 🇮🇳 But I am sure India will definitely accept community
Protect our children
One thing I feel wrong is that they come to ur house on the birth of any children in ur house and demand 1 lakhs rupees or 11k rupees which is very hard for a lower middle class people like me to give to them and especially without any reason for free.
That's outrageous! How is that even possible or justifiable? Is it a superstitious or religious thing, in which case it might start to make sense, still utterly intolerable nonetheless!
@@ea.charles9176 it's is traditional or cultural thing.in my point of view our ancestors decide this so they can get by.also presented a trans god .so they feel some sense and purpose in ancient Indian life.
Stand for one other. If one person progresses everyone progresses...❤️
To live with dignity is the most basic human right.
If any country in the world can pave way for Trans people, it must be India, even India's main religion doesn't treat Trans people unlike other major religions to India's West.
Such a powerful presentation! Kudos to the VICE team!
Can anyone familiar with organizations in India that we can support please share them below. This is the true side of intersectionality that the west needs to see. Progressive movements needs to be inclusive.
Really this video show us the reality of india, government didn't focusing on that "the diversity is the ability of us"
Good initiative. Would love to see more stories of women transitioning to men.
Breaks my heart when they talk about their experiences and how they’re treated.
We support you 🇮🇳❤️🏳️🌈
What a disgrace
@@rlm2933 Are u talking to yourself?
All the love and strength to this people ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Every human doesn't matter who you are what you are we all shed salty tears and shed red blood. All is one we're all equal..... let's not judge people !
Her name is Guzzle holly…wuh?
Lol mate 😂🤣
Ghazal is the name of a form of poetry. it's a beautiful name for people who speak urdu or farsi.
🏳️🌈
Sus
Yes, non white people with non white names exist.
Awesome documentary. Great job vice news
Figured I would inform you fine fellows that this video currently has 2000 likes and 500 dislikes, since you can't see it yourself.
In India people mainly interact with Hijras(trans) when they travel on a train or when a child born in an Indian household (mainly in Hindus) and the hijra community comes to your house to bless your child, in both cases, they ask/or people voluntarily offer them money and they give them blessings in return (in Indian culture especially in Hinduism people believe that Trans/hijras are blessed and pure once and their blessings work).
However, many times to extract money from you they harass/intimidate you by verbally abusing/cursing you, not leaving your place (or seat if you're on a train), or touching you if you're a man. Decades ago there were some extremely viral cases in the media that are still in talks and stories, where some people of the hijra community kidnapped children/newborns for money. That's why many people are scared of them in society. Don't have good views and always try to avoid them.
Though I'm not supporting any kind of oppression against the Hijra/trans community, they are normal humans just like anyone else, always were and still are an important part of Indian society and culture, and have a special place in Hinduism and Dharma.
Its one of the best documentary i have watched... such amazing work putting this forward... kuddos to the team
People are obsessed with gay and trans like it's a clothing brand.
We don't care
@@ImANiceGamer you clearly care enough to comment on a comment about the topic.
@@netroy we not obsessed, yall are obsessed wanting the world to kiss your ass ,we all struggle to find jobs
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦♂️👊
These are people . These are OUR people
Peace & blessings to this community in India 🇮🇳 🙏🏽 ♥️ ✨️
LGBT people are literally a blessing for an overpopulated country like India.
People should thank us for reducing the pressure, instead of calling us unnatural.
You can't feed your children but still want more of them. Like why?
I'm gay btw. 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
You're right
“i’m gay btw” what does that have anything to do with your entire sentence
LGBT people? blessing? not a smart use of words bud
This country is so overpopulated. I have decided not to have any kids
Gays can have kids too though a third partner or implanted....
How many trans people are actually in India? Probably less than 0.0000001% of their entire population. They (India) have developed a lot more in recent decades, but still a lot of poverty, likely food security issues as well which would seem to be more of a priority, but no -- let's distract by focusing on 'minuscule' side issues. Probably even issues of 'gender equality' for ACTUAL REAL WOMEN would take precedence as they certainly, vastly outnumber the transgender. Also, people act as if it is their RIGHT for someone to employ them, which is complete nonsense. No one owes anyone a job and there are countless examples throughout history of skilled and educated people being overlooked purely because of, say, their skin colour. The only way you are guaranteed a 'job' is to create that job yourself! You don't have to like it, that is just the plain truth. It is a privilege to be fortunate enough to land a well paying 'job', not in any way a guarantee or right.
@Angel Wilks So then you can be the trendsetter and start by creating businesses to hire them en-masse in your organisation. Or better yet, you are always free start up or fund a charitable trust to hire them. There's nothing stopping you, yes? So then go right ahead... more action and less virtue-signalling.
Thank god someone with a functional brain in this comment section, HI
@Angel Wilks Nope, wrong! Still here, enjoying the beginning of the new year 😂😂. Nice try though. Liberals like you are too funny, jeeez! And hypocritical to boot. You pretend to be objective and 'open-minded' yet when there is an opinion contrary to yours, you try to censor and silence. Your hypocrisy is utterly contemptible!
@Angel Wilks Go right ahead. I'm still here, sweetie 😂
I feel this so weird how society works on this all factors. Makes me feel I dnt belong and fit in it
We need more zainab and Cristi in our community
Great work!! We need more documentaries like this. ❤️
It's funny people just want to feel safe and happy and majority of the time, not all, but most of the time it's Christianity that discriminates against others
Yeah, Christianity. That's the religion causing the most problem in India. 🙄
@@tbird81 I said "most" of the time.
@@marcosreyes6485 You can't think of another monotheistic religion that has been involved with conflicts throughout the world?
@@marcosreyes6485 you christanophop
@@tbird81 If that's the issue, our community could never be so liberal unlike Hindu community. I'm a Indian Christian from meghalaya ( north east India) & meghalaya do have a football team of transgender peoples. Here our society permits them even in sports. Then howcome you feel that they will be restricted in jobs. North East India excluding Assam is much liberal where Christians are the Majority community. And basically Religion has nothing to do with it. It depends upon the mentality of the individual. But you peoples do have a tendency to bring religion in every sphere. First your community should stop violent castism. Did you forget the Harthas incident ? Point your own community before looking on our Christian community. Indian Christian community is the most financially & educationally empowered community
The host is georgeous, i literally didnt know
You are tarnishing the image of India....these guys are respected very much in India.
No, many people respect them, but many make fun of them too. They are accepted by families, but not for employment, jobs etc.
They are respected, but not considered worth
I have never seen a trans person working anywhere in India. I suggest getting off of facebook and taking a walk outside for once.
They are not at all respected in India. Not for being a human being. They are not even treated like a real woman but a man in a woman's disguise. I dont know which part of India you live in but majority of India does not respect them.
I wish there was such a petition here in Canada ...
Canada is already very friendly to trans ppl already, especially in Ontario and BC
@American Operator yup
@American Operator a lot of the issues we face are more social, when they become systematic the federal government gets involved because discrimination is illegal, federally.
@@miscellaneoushistory9924 I happen to think that’s more like government overreach. Here’s why:
Federally regulating discrimination and equality is a waste of time and energy. Ofc you should hire ppl without judging their identity, but how much ppl work for the government? You can regulate all you want, but no oil company in Alberta or North Dakota is gonna give a dime about your legislation. And for urban area, it’s not like companies do not have some “diversity training” already. These “anti-discriminatory” laws are nothing but virtues signalling. So that’s why I believe lgbtq movement should not lobby for government regulation.
@@mastersonogashira1796 you lost me at the first sentence, I bet you think the civil rights bill was also government overreach lmao
no
Yes
@@alexnurture8401 no. And get some help delusional kid
Bummer, it's such a shame nobody asked :)
@@laneatkinson6441 bummer its a shame nobody asked for ur reply sit down kid.
@@uyagg9079 Listen boy. Stop worrying about them.
😊❤❤agreed 👍 for india 🇮🇳
Lots of love care and acceptance to the transgenders of the earth ❤
Actually, under BJP.
We saw legalization of same sex marriage.
Highest civilian award for trans woman.
Government is very pro active in accepting this actually
Same sex marriage you say? You must be on crack
If you’re referring to the Abrogation of section 377, which it seems like you are, the BJP did NOT preside over it. It was the Supreme Court of India
Most BJP leaders expressed discontempt
@@nad1ax2 yes , this happened under BJP term.
You can't Deny the fact that bjp has given way more rights to lgbt than any other party in India
@@prathameshbhat9816 Again, the fact that it happened under a BJP term means absolutely nothing. BJP was vehemently against the repeal of section 377. As late as 2016, the party position was _"homosexuality is a genetic disorder",_ so f off with your nonsense
@@prathameshbhat9816 The initiatives were taken by Congress and was completed by this party & now they claim the entire initiative to be taken by them. They spend more in advertisement than spending in ground.
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