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5 July 2022
Mayor Beppe Sala's 'gift' to Pride
From now on, in Milan, the birth certificates of children of 'homogenous couples' will be automatically registered, including those born from surrogacy. Although the law and subsequent rulings firmly condemn the practice and point the way to 'adoption' for the 'intended' parent. But the registry office is the responsibility of the State, not of local administrations. And the Milanese have never been asked about it: all the critical aspects of a unilateral and very glamorous decision that could also present profiles of unconstitutionality
'We have restarted the recognition of children born in Italy by homogenous couples': the words with which Mayor Beppe Sala announced his personal 'gift' to Pride initially caused some confusion. In fact, children born 'in Italy' on the initiative of - and not 'by' - same-sex couples are only the children of women united with other women. The children of male couples are born in Canada, California or other procreative tourism destinations, but not in Italy [...].
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27 June 2021
Zan bill: Beppe Sala's backhandedness
The mayor "nominates" Milan as a spearhead in the fight for the approval of the Zan ddl. Which confirms that it has at its heart the cancellation of sex and free choice of gender
Yesterday in Milan the most "political" of Pride events: hence the "shoulder", as it was called, for the approval of the Zan law. Here are some of the most significant things said from the stage of the event. Alessandro Zan: 'Those who criticise the law have never read it. We cannot mediate on the living flesh of people. Removing a piece of the law can have very serious consequences. Removing gender identity means abandoning trans people. If you take it away, don't call it Zan law anymore. In truth perhaps no one [...]
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24 June 2021
Proudly lesbian, I no longer go to Pride
Essayist and radical black feminist and founder of the blog Sister Outrider, Claire Heuchan attacks the misogyny of the LGBT world, pornography and rainbow merchandising.
by Claire Heuchan I still remember my first Pride, almost a lifetime and a half ago. I was fifteen and spending a day in Glasgow with my mother when we saw the parade start from Queen Street. In the years since then, I have often wondered whether the choice of that street as a starting point was intentional or not. But at the time I wasn't familiar enough with gay culture, or the ironic claim of insults to put it [...]
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