A Brave Homosexual Prince of India
The repercussions of stepping out the closet are immense but more so if you are a prince from a small principality in India. Nitin Karani talked about Manavendra Singh Gohil who braved the wrath of his entire clan, went beyond the threat of disinheritence and decided to be true to himself.
Nitin continues to give us useful information on the pioneering efforts of the gay community of India, their fight for equal rights, social acceptence, awareness about HIVand community support for those living under pressure.
While the efforts of these individuals may seem small and insignificant to majority of conservative Indians yet these are exciting times for most of us who are seeing history in making where modern Indian gays and lesbians are demanding their birth right- to be accepted by their families, society and state.
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Best of luck to him. Gay groups here list India as one of the 10 most intolerant places for gay people (although I think it's number 10).
I've also seen reports from Britian that list the American midwest as on the list too! It's bad all over.
Posted by: SteveS | March 31, 2006 03:20 PM
Its kind of weird Steve. Growing up I saw more young men holding hands or walking arm in arm than straight couples and it was always the hetros who got heckled for showing public affection and not the gays.
Surprisingly the poor in India are far more accepting and broad minded than the middle class and upper class.
The gay culture has very much been a part of our ancient Indian culture and continues to be accepted amongst our lower classes.
It is these keepers of morality that are our biggest bane
Posted by: deepti lamba | March 31, 2006 11:49 PM