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24 - 27 September 2009, various venues:-
Day 1: Heritage Day Celebration: Constitution Hill from 11h00 till 17h00, the celebrations will include book discussions, exhibitions and poetic words for the soul....
Day 2: Film Screening in Soweto – ‘XXY’, Movie: Makhaya Hall Zondi 1, opposite Shell Garage from 17:30 pm till late. Following the movie, a fifteen minute discussion will take place. Drinks and snacks will also be provided.
Day 3: Soweto Pride March: Sputnik Garage, Cnr Vincent and Saunders Rd, Meadowlands from 10:00 am till we settle at the park.
At the Park: 12:00 pm till 18:00
The float will leave from FEW's Offices, 1 Kotze Street, Old Women's Gaol, Constitution Hill at 09:00 am
Day 4: 'Chill and Braai' session at Moloi Sports Centre, opposite Merafe Hostel. The session will also include an all women's soccer match, so be there and don't miss out...
Lots of goodies will be sold, including yellow Pride t-shirts for R80 and black Feminist vests for R100...
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"Celebrating our identity, our sexuality and our heritage".
Time has come for all the luscious lesbians, gorgeous gays, beautiful bisexuals and terrific transmen and transwomen to come out and bloom. |
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The time has come again for all the luscious lesbians, gorgeous gays, beautiful bisexuals and terrific trans men and women to come out and bloom. Spring is here, summer is here and hibernating time is over. Forum for the Empowerment of Women [FEW] invites all men and women, black, white, yellow, green to come and celebrate our identities, our sexualities and our heritage together in style. This year we have extended Soweto Pride to a four day celebration starting on the 24th September 2009 (Heritage day) ‘til the 27th September 2009. |
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On the 4th of September 2009, Forum for the Empowerment of Women [FEW], hosted its monthly social event, Fridays at Few [F@F], where the topic of discussion was Heritage and how is being a lesbian part of our identities and heritage.
The discussion which was hosted at the FEW offices explored the relation between identifying as a lesbian while honoring our heritage. When the topic was further unearthed, issues of culture, tradition, sexual identity and customs were also brought to light. Other participants also brought out the challenges they faced when celebrating their traditions due to the fact that most traditions and customs believe that homosexuality is unusual.
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