Liberalization of travel rules seem to be coming just in time!
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Sans masks?
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Lots of masked participants at that event anyways.
Don’t get your hopes up! 
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Well it’s not quite like Sydney where they literally parade in fetish groups. 
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At least I’ll get to wear some rainbow coloured masks that I bought for the occasion. 
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As Taiwan marks Pride Month, more than 100 cyclists completed a 200km ride to raise money for LGBTQ charities.
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Doesn’t look promising for this event weather wise
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Time to get out the rainbow coloured umbrellas! 
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What has evolved beyond 2019 when same-sex marriage was unprecedentedly legalized in Taiwan, the first nation in so doing in Asia? Under the surface how does LGBT+ community feel in relation to the society we reside in? What do people regardless of nationality, profession, age, etc. from Taiwan’s LGBT+ community say about what more needs be done?
All these you can watch in our upcoming series of Taiwan’s LGBT+ Pride Most Asked Question.
00:00 Introduction of Interviewees
00:43 Q1: Describe how you are treated in everyday life for being LGBT+
02:19 Q2: Does the LGBT+ community enjoy the same privileges as cisgender/heterosexual people in Taiwan?
03:51 Q3: What has changed in Taiwan after same-sex marriage was legalized?
05:39 Q4: What should Taiwan do better down the path?
08:02 Q5: What is your ideal world to live in?
09:47 Post-credits Scenes
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As Taiwan’s annual Pride parade celebrates its 20th birthday this year, an exhibition in Taipei looks back on the rise of what has become Asia’s biggest LGBTQ event.
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So it starts at midnight it ends at 9:47 a.m.?
Oh I thought that was sone kind of a parade event schedule or something, not the schedule of the video.
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Now I get what you were asking.
I posted timestamps for different parts of the video. So one can just watch the parts one is more interested in.
Where is the parade being held?
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City Hall! The march ended, but there are still shows going on at Citi Hall.
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Phew! I’m working in Taipei today and have to drive home.
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Happy to see how people can express who they are in Taiwan and that so many companies supported the event.
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You can expect some traffic!
My drive home was fine.
Some photos from the Pride Parade in the rain, with spirits undampened.
Source: https://twitter.com/taiwanreporter/status/1586615839465570304
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