ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月19日 09時33分

Photo by Robin Hammond @hammond_robin | “People are learning that we're actually pretty normal people,” says 78-year-old Gary Lee Lawson at his home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Lee was replying to my question about the changes he’s witnessed over the last 50 years, since the Stonewall Riots–an event considered by many to be the spark that lit the #LGBTQ rights movement in the U.S. I met Lee while #onassignment documenting stories of struggle, survival, and resilience from LGBTQ+ people around the U.S. See "Stonewall at 50: Stories of resilience and resistance" on the Nat Geo site. The U.S. is the 14th country where I’ve done this work. You can see more of it by following @whereloveisillegal

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stephenandrewshaw Some of these comments are disgusting. Evidently 50 years on, pride is still very much needed. ALL people and communities belong on this planet and on this feed!

deniska_krasava Я не понял, опять пидора показали???????? А где животные??? Где кошечки и рыбки???

ktreese7 Wow, what an amazing photograph!!! Well done, @hammond_robin! ?????

matchoo_pichu @melanieilana Wynnewood Dave before his accident, in all his glory

mihailzolotnikov Natgeo-this magazine about LGBT. (Натгео журнал про ЛГБТ)

_patmac Looks like Donald pleasence. But a biker version

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