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UNITED KINGDOM, Manchester 29 August 2022: Revellers enjoy a sunday night out in Manchester's Gay Village on sunday during Manchester Pride.Thousands of people are expected to flood into Manchester this weekend. Manchester pride has been an annual event since 1985 starting as a protest to change laws and views of people who were anti-LGBT, now the event has transformed into a huge party with some opposing the ticketing/corporatisation of an event which "should be" a protest. Credit:Ryan Jenkinson/ Story Picture Agency
Today is Transgender Day of Visibility. Tons of trans and non-binary people have been posting self-portraits online, so I thought I'd join in. I am transmasculine non-binary and use he series pronouns. Please be respectful!
STANCE, Seattle Trans and Non-binary Choral Ensemble, performed at the Henry Art Gallery's Spring Open House.
Photo Title: Nepalese School Children
Submitted by: Julie-Anne Davies
Category: ♥ HOPE
Country: Canada
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Photo Caption: A group of jovial Nepalese school children wave and laugh as we pass by. Healthy eyesight is critical for these children, as many of them walk for hours each way to reach school. The terrain is steep, uneven and dangerous and a good set of eyes is critical for safety. There are many initiatives in place to reach even the most difficult to access communities, to work towards eye health and access to medical resources for everyone.
Professional or Amateur Photographer: Professional
Country where the photo was taken: Nepal
Photo uploaded for the #LoveYourEyes Photo Competition on iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2021.
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UNITED KINGDOM, Manchester 27 August 2022: Revellers enjoy Saturday night at Manchester Pride with tens of thousands flooding into the village.Thousands of people are expected to flood into Manchester this weekend. Manchester pride has been an annual event since 1985 starting as a protest to change laws and views of people who were anti-LGBT, now the event has transformed into a huge party with some opposing the ticketing/corporatisation of an event which "should be" a protest. Credit:Ryan Jenkinson/ Story Picture Agency
In the charming town of Blossomville, Jordan, a femboy with a passion for flowers, faced skepticism when he opened a unique flower shop challenging gender stereotypes. Despite initial resistance, Jordan curated a diverse collection of blooms, turning the shop into a haven for flower enthusiasts. Along the way, he confronted societal norms, experiencing occasional prejudice but persevering with pride in his work.
Amid the petals and fragrant blossoms, Jordan caught the eye of Riley, a charming regular customer who shared his love for the language of flowers. As Riley frequented the shop, their conversations started to bloom into a subtle dance of romantic flirtation, hidden behind the beauty of the floral arrangements.
Their shared appreciation for the artistry of floristry created a unique connection. Jordan, with a mischievous twinkle in his eye, would craft bespoke bouquets that whispered sentiments only they understood. Riley, equally enamored, found excuses to linger in the shop, savoring the lingering fragrance of both flowers and a blossoming connection.
The flower shop not only flourished as a symbol of acceptance but also became a backdrop for a love story that unfolded like petals unfurling in the morning sun. Jordan and Riley's connection, blossoming amidst the blooms, added a touch of romance to the vibrant tapestry of Blossomville's newfound inclusivity.
UNITED KINGDOM, Manchester 29 August 2022: Revellers enjoy a sunday night out in Manchester's Gay Village on sunday during Manchester Pride.Thousands of people are expected to flood into Manchester this weekend. Manchester pride has been an annual event since 1985 starting as a protest to change laws and views of people who were anti-LGBT, now the event has transformed into a huge party with some opposing the ticketing/corporatisation of an event which "should be" a protest. Credit:Ryan Jenkinson/ Story Picture Agency
As the DJ stepped into the mixing room for the first time in his new outfit, he couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and nervousness. His wife, who was also his biggest supporter, had helped him get ready just before leaving the house.
"You look amazing," she said, giving him a gentle kiss on the cheek. "Remember, you're doing this for yourself, not for anyone else's approval."
He took a deep breath and looked down at himself. He was wearing a black mini-skirt with small silver studs, paired with black tights and high-heeled boots that added a few inches to his height. Over the skirt, he wore a black t-shirt with a rolled-up collar and long sleeves.
His wife had helped him accessorize with golden earrings, a bracelet, and a choker necklace. He felt like a million bucks as he gazed at his reflection in the mirror.
As he began to set up his equipment, he couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and liberation. This was who he truly was – not just a DJ, but a person who loved fashion and wasn't afraid to express himself.
The crowd started filing in, and as he took the stage, he felt a surge of confidence wash over him. He began to mix his music, lost in the rhythm and beat, and the crowd responded with cheers and applause.
After the show, his wife was waiting for him backstage, beaming with pride. "I knew you could do it," she said, giving him a big hug. "You were incredible out there."
The DJ grinned, feeling like he was on top of the world. He knew that he still had a long way to go in terms of acceptance and understanding from others, but for now, he felt free to be himself – no matter what anyone else thought.
As they left the venue together, hand in hand, he turned to his wife and said, "Thank you for believing in me. I couldn't have done it without you."
She smiled and leaned in close. "You're welcome, my love. Now let's go celebrate with a night out on the town – just like we always do."