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Braunschweig CSD, also known as Christopher Street Day Braunschweig is a celebration of lgbtq+Q+ pride held in Braunschweig, Germany. It pays homage to the Christopher Lane in New York Town, where the historic Stonewall Riots occurred in and played a significant role in shaping the new lgbtq+Q+ rights movement. Throughout Germany numerous cities host CSD events to honor and advocate for lgbtq+Q+ rights and acceptance.
Braunschweig CSD typically occurs during summer. Features a lively celebration filled with vibrant colors live music performances, inspiring speeches, engaging workshops and entertaining activities. People from backgrounds and various age groups come together to express their support and solidarity for the lgbtq+Q+ community. This event serves as both a platform to raise awareness about the challenges faced by lgbtq+Q+ individuals and a joyous celebration of devote, diversity and unity.
The march commences from a location within Braunschweig before traversing through different streets capturing the attention of onlookers who are enco
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Newsome W. 3. “The Only Acceptable Gay Liberation Logo”: The Reclamation of the Pink Triangle in West Germany. In: Pink Triangle Legacies: Coming Out in the Shadow o Scene with Josepha (Matthew Peña, right) and chorus in &#;Im weißen Rössl&#;, Braunschweig (Photo: Björn Hickmann) The staging by Mr. Karaman is not the first to twist Rössl into a (more or less) queer story or locate queer elements in the story. Most recently, Philipp Moschitz in Darmstadt showed Leopold and his assistant Piccolo as lovers (played by Tobias Licht and Jendrik Sigwart), together with the Alabaster Horse Inn-proprietress Josepha they establish a “throuple” in Sexy Miami Dance Party DJ Mix - Chill, Electronic Sway Music, Deep House, Cardio, Fitness, Workout, Dance, Party Songs, Club Remix For Pioneer Rekordbox DJ & Serato From Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, & Jakarta Sexy Miami Dance Party DJ Mix - Chill, Electronic Move Music, EDM, Deep Residence, Dance, Party Songs, Club Remix For Pioneer Rekordbox DJ & Serato From Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, & JakartaKevin Clarke
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In Braunschweig, Germany, a new show of Im weißen Rössl by stage director Immo Karaman is causing quite a bit of controversy. Critics raved about the ‘queer reading’ that shows Josepha as a man-in-drag (or gender non-conforming woman) who is eventually erased from the story by the Nazis and homophobic post-war population. At the same time, visitors have sent in letters to the local newspaper claiming the production “ruined” and “distorted” the piece, saying the production was an “impertinence” and “imposition”. Other visitors wrote to say how much they loved this version.