by Equality Nairobi
Equality Nairobi is a collection of podcasts spanning voluntary testimonies, reports and documentaries, to talk about LGBTQI + cultures and developments in the current oppressive Kenyan environment. The podcast has discussions with young LGBTQIA+ Kenyans experiencing more or less the same difficulties as each other, which, has a strong reassurance function; and is hosted by Vince.
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12/7/2020
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December 9, 2020
<p>Know your host? This episode begins with Vince summarizing the journey to the first episode of Equality Nairobi.<br> </p> <p>To come out or To stay in? *Rohit is uncertain of whether and how he can let his conservative parents know that he is attracted to boys. We follow a discussion in an LGBT Help group on the biggest issue in the life of any LGBTQIA+ youngin- coming out. What has worked for others?<br> <br> Share your thoughts with us "<a href="https://twitter.com/EqualityNairobi">@EqualityNairobi</a>."<br> Remember to <strong>share </strong>this with your friends who might benefit.<br> <br> <br> <u>Episode song:</u> Clean Bandit - Rather Be ft. Jess Glynne<br> <br> (c) Equality Nairobi, 2020</p>
December 7, 2020
<p>Equality Nairobi is a collection of podcasts spanning voluntary testimonies, reports and documentaries, to talk about LGBTQI + cultures and developments in the current oppressive Kenyan environment.<br> <br> The podcast has discussions with young LGBTQIA+ Kenyans experiencing more or less the same difficulties as each other, which, has a strong reassurance function; and is hosted by Vince.<br> <br> <a href="https://twitter.com/EqualityNairobi">Tweet Us stuuff.</a></p>
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Equality Nairobi is a collection of podcasts spanning voluntary testimonies, reports and documentaries, to talk about LGBTQI + cultures and developments in the current oppressive Kenyan environment.
The podcast has discussions with young LGBTQIA+ Kenyans experiencing more or less the same difficulties as each other, which, has a strong reassurance function; and is hosted by Vince.
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