When will being queer not be queer?
Friday, February 19, 2021
People should know who they are and they should have the freedom to express their sexual preferences without shame or doubt.
Sexuality is a major part of identity and the decriminalisation of same-sex relations in 2019 played a major role in ensuring that members of the LGBTQI+ community are free in expressing their sexuality. It allowed them to be free in celebrating days like Valentine’s openly with their partners even though some Batswana never shy away from showing how strongly they are against homosexuality.
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