The New KET Is Out: Queer Brussels Keeps Moving
KET Magazine Issue 11 is out now and available in LGBTQIA+ safe spaces across Brussels,
Gemeenschap
We hebben geleerd dat onze gemeenschap het sterkst is als we samen optrekken. In Brussel hebben we het geluk dat we een enorm aantal LGBTQ-organisaties hebben en een levendige en zichtbare queer gemeenschap. Diversiteit is een kracht - we hoeven niet allemaal hetzelfde te zijn, maar we respecteren elkaar allemaal en we geven elkaar een steuntje in de rug.
We zijn er trots op dat we enkele van de leiders, evenementen en kwesties die belangrijk zijn voor onze gemeenschap in de kijker kunnen zetten. We zijn er trots op deel uit te maken van de LGBTQ-gemeenschap in Brussel.
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