每年 10 月最後一個週六舉行的臺灣同志大遊行,一直以來都是亞洲同志參與度最高的年度盛事。
Formosa Pride 則是在此期間相關所有同志活動中,最具規模、也最好玩的音樂節活動,請在行事曆上排出假期,
歡迎十月底大家來台北遊行~跟著我們的 FORMOSA 花車一起趴趴走!
The Taiwan LGBTQ+ Pride Parade, held on the last Saturday of every October, has consistently been the most widely attended event for the LGBTQ+ community in Asia. Formosa Pride undoubtedly stands out as the largest and most enjoyable music festival among all LGBTQ+ activities during this period. We encourage you to mark your calendars and plan your visit for this exhilarating event. We extend a warm welcome to everyone to join us in Taipei at the end of October, march alongside our FORMOSA float, and have a fantastic time!
一起跟著 Formosa + 彩虹酷兒 + GX3 聯合花車快樂的出航 ,車上會有10位國際超級猛男跟你一起趴趴走!這是亞洲最盛大好玩的花車遊行!千萬不要錯過!
遊行集合地點:台北市政府前廣場
Let’s celebrate Taiwan Pride together with the united float by FORMOSA + RAINBOW QUEER + GX3.
There will be 10 international super hot guys on the float and joyride with you!
This is the most fun float parade in asia! Don’t miss it!
Gathering point for the parade: Taipei City Hall Square
We'll be waiting for you in Ximending to check in at the Rainbow Landmark together.
每年的10月底,台灣遊行趴趴走,旋轉跳躍FORMOSA,和我們一起打卡大台北!
Come to Taiwan for a fun-filled pride parade every year at the end of October Experience the festivities at Formosa Pride with music and dance Check in with us in Taipei!"
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攝影:TEDDY TZENG
更多活動照片請追蹤 官方 instagram 帳號
22年前,全世界對待同志的態度,普遍都不好,
那個時候我們還是『孽子』,很多同志只能待在櫃內
自從 「同志大遊行」開始走上街頭後
這麼多年來,不疾不徐地的讓這個社會: 一步一腳印 看見同性戀🏳🌈
越來越多同志 勇敢上街
社會與政府也越來越重視 同志人權以及相關議題
【認同與做自己】
以前都沒有在課堂 聽老師講過;
我們的父母長輩會覺得我們是異類,
但是當你看到這麼多同志 一同上街的時候,
慢慢地就會感受到「認同」的真諦與「做自己」的自在!
每一個人~每個個體~其實都有很多面向的不一樣
有人漂亮 沒人要~有人親民 人人愛
有人光頭 很性感~有人秀髮 煩惱絲
人人 往往不一樣
性向只是這其中的一個 不一樣
會覺得同志是異類的
他們腦袋想的 也與我們不一樣
但這些都不重要最重要的是:我們要勇敢 做自己
這是同志大遊行時 成千上萬個同志 傳遞給我的信念
台灣除了是亞洲第1個承認同志婚姻,
在全球COVID-19疫情依舊嚴重的2020年,
台灣也是全球唯一, 可以在現實世界裡 舉辦同志大遊行。
台灣的同志遊行 別具意義
疫情肆虐的當下:你會讓全世界的同志
看到恢復『 日常生活 』的希望
我們永遠是少數
少數就是弱勢
現在的社會大眾 慢慢地習慣同性戀 就是身邊的兄弟姐妹
這種認同 不是理所當然
這種環境是 要由所有 有「X基因」的你我 一起上街爭取!
這場一年一度的 趴趴走
潛移默化改變 社會對同志的觀感,也更認識我們
很多事 多看多聽多接觸,慢慢會習慣
為了你自己 也為了你的 海內外同志朋友
每年 光輝10月 最後一個禮拜六(今年是10月26)
請記得來台北 一起上街參加 我們一年一度的 同志大遊行
更多遊行活動細節項目 請參考:https://www.instagram.com/taiwanlgbtpride
22 years ago, the public worldwide generally held a negative attitude towards the LGBTQ+ community. Back then, we were still labeled as "crystal boys," and many LGBTQ+ individuals had to stay in the closet. Since the "Pride Parade" marched onto the streets, we have steadily and gradually made society take notice of the LGBTQ+ community. More and more LGBTQ+ individuals are courageously coming out and participating in the parade, leading to increased awareness of LGBTQ+ rights and related issues among society and the government.
Recognition and Being Yourself
We never heard teachers discussing this issue in the classroom before. Our parents and elders tended to think of us as outliers who didn’t belong. However, when you see so many LGBTQ+ individuals marching together, you start to truly understand the essence of "recognition" and the ease of "being yourself"! Each person, every individual, has many different facets. While some are beautiful but unappreciated, others are approachable and loved by everyone. Some are bald but sexy, while those with thick hair might be worried about it. Everyone is different in many ways, and sexual orientation is just one of these differences. Those who think LGBTQ+ people are outliers have a mindset different from ours. But that’s not important. What’s most important is that we have the courage to be ourselves, a key message conveyed to me by thousands of LGBTQ+ individuals who participated in the Pride Parade.
Taiwan is not only the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage, but it was also the only place in the world able to hold a physical Pride Parade in 2020, when the globe was still grappling with the COVID-19 outbreak. Taiwan's Pride Parade carries significant meaning. Amid the pandemic, it sent a message to the LGBTQ+ community worldwide that a return to normalcy was possible.
We are always a minority, and being a minority means being disadvantaged. Society is gradually recognizing the fact that LGBTQ+ individuals are like their brothers and sisters. This acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community is not something that can be taken for granted. It is the result of the joint efforts by all of us with the "X gene" who fought hard for it.
The annual Pride Parade has subtly changed society's perception of the LGBTQ+ community, helping people get to know us better. People tend to become more accepting after seeing, hearing, and experiencing more. For yourself and for your LGBTQ+ friends worldwide, remember to visit Taipei on the last Saturday of October, which falls on the 26th this year, to participate in our annual Pride Parade.
For more details on the parade and activities, please refer to: https://www.instagram.com/taiwanlgbtpride
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