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Photo of a vibrant queer pride march. There is a huge crowd, lots of rainbow-coloured umbrellas, flags, drawings, and writings on placards. One placard reads "ab toh angrej bhi maan gaye" in Hindi.

Queer Pride in India: Creating Space for Intersectional Queer Identities and Other Marginalised Voices?

There are many ways to be queer. Apart from the fact that queerness encompasses a wide variety of sexual expression,…

By Sonia Dhawan

August 3, 2017

Queer Pride in India: Creating Space for Intersectional Queer Identities and Other Marginalised Voices?

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