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Moises Spilere: Brazil's first lgbtq+ football club president
Moises Spilere remembers the day of his election very good. "It was rather spontaneous and came about that way," the 35-year-old told DW.
In the past, elections at Caravaggio Futebol Clube were usually held where members turned to a community that was willing to take over the direction and run the club.
"I was ready this moment, together with others, to take on that responsibility," Spilere said.
By the close of the day, he was elected unanimously and for the last limited weeks, Moises Spilere has been the chairman of Caravaggio Futebol Clube.
As a second-division club from Nova Venza, a city of 14,000 inhabitants in the state championship of the southern Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, the personnel affair of this relatively small team attracted an unusual amount of media attention throughout Brazil.
Solely because Moises Spilere is the first openly queer club president in the country. The national newspapers reported on his appointment, LGBTQ blogs attributed amazing importance to his election, and he is a sought-after interview partner.
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GSAs Build Power
Genders & Sexualities Alliances, or GSAs for short, are student-run organizations that unite LGBTQ+ and allied youth to create community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities. GSAs have evolved beyond their traditional role to serve as safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth in middle schools and lofty schools, and have emerged as vehicles for grave social change related to racial, gender, and educational justice.
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Out & Out Club Toronto:
2SLGBTQIA+ Outdoor Social Club
Looking for a fun and welcoming 2SLGBTQIA+ social club in Toronto? Welcome to Out & Out – Canada’s largest 2SLGBTQIA+ outdoor and social activities club! Established in 1980, we are a non-political, volunteer-run non-profit organization offering an unreal range of activities to hundreds of lesbian, queer , bisexual, transgender, and other queer adults (19+ years).
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Dancing is the ultimate way to heal, celebrate, and uplift yourself and others—and a gay club is more than just a place to dance. With the exhilaration of a pulsing beat and a dark dancefloor, you can meet others over a delicious cocktail or mocktail, and enjoy the assist of community. Whether it’s a drag bar or a bear hangout, a lesbian-oriented venue or a fetish club, this roundup of queer bars shows great places to hover the pride flag and rejoice in your control body. Of course, cities like San Francisco and Providence are well-known for having multiple LGBTQ+ clubs to pick from, but small towns with maybe even just one club that you have to drive a few hours to reach make it worth the trip. Plus, where else are you going to gather to watch RuPaul’s Drag Race?
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