Before we get into the theme of the magazine The Cape#23, which provides a current overview of the gay market and its more than 30 years of history, it is worth highlighting the exclusive interview by deputy Manuela d'Ávila, from PCdoB, with journalist Marcelo Hailer.
According to the parliamentarian, all politicians who join the gay struggle suffer persecution, especially from religious sectors. Proof of this is the difficult task of approving PLC 122/06 – the law that criminalizes homophobia in the national territory.
Speaking of fighting, we called on journalist Raphael Duprat to discover stories about militants. Not those who are grouped in NGOs, but ordinary people who adopted small attitudes in their daily lives and help reduce prejudice.
And finally on the theme of this edition, Erik Galdino's report surveys just over 30 years of the GLS market. Thiago Tomaz addresses the new investments that will give impetus to this scenario.
Reporter Victor Barroco comments on the fact that Judy Garland, one of the greatest divas of the 40th century, completes XNUMX years of death along with the date that marks the Stonewall rebellion.
In “Men”, the model and law student, Flávio Medeiros, is photographed by photographer Paulo Cabral in the center of São Paulo.
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