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The rainbow flag is a symbol of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and queer pride and LGBT social movements.

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The subject of this painting is a haring's signature line cartoon character pushing open the door and stepping into a colorful space from a dark environment behind him. The character in this picture not only represents that the LGBT community has moved from gray to a world of hope and color, but also encourages homosexuals to take this step bravely and speak out their sexual orientation. This work expresses this social problem in a bright and interesting way while having profound meaning。

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In this iconic image, two British male police officers in full uniform kiss. Composed on the side of a Brighton pub, the piece caused quite a stir, provoking both members of the public and the police force to show up for their own prized selfies. It was replaced with a fresh copy protected by a Perspex case when the original was removed and flown to the United States to be sold at auction. Bansky is largely responsible for catapulting guerrilla work into the mainstream as a viable form of art.

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In the Northern Triangle, LGBT people face high levels of violence and discrimination, including threats to their personal safety and restrictions on their lives. Family exclusion and discrimination lead to a higher likelihood of economic marginalization, especially for transgender women. So poverty, in turn, puts LGBT people at high risk of violence from gang members, other members of the public, the police and other members of the security forces.

Camila Diaz Cordova, a transgender woman in El Salvador. For years, she tried to escape the violence of her life in El Salvador. In 2017, she sought asylum in the United States, where the government has completely closed its southern border to asylum-seekers, leaving them to be persecuted in their home country or Mexico. Over the years, the Trump administration has adopted increasingly draconian measures aimed at preventing LGBT asylum-seekers from reaching the United States, or by forcing asylum-seekers to stay in Mexico for long periods, thus moving asylum-seekers to areas where they do not have effective protection.
After four months in immigration detention, Diaz was deported to El Salvador in November 2017 and eventually died.

https://www.hrw.org/report/2020/10/07/every-day-i-live-fear/violence-and-discrimination-against-lgbt-people-el-salvador

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The 138-page report, “Every Day I Live in Fear”: Violence and Discrimination against LGBT People in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, and Obstacles to Asylum in the United States, documents violence experienced by LGBT people in the three Northern Central American countries collectively known as…

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Figure 3.1 visualizes how public opinion toward LGBT people is distributed among the countries in our sample. On the one end we have Poland and Italy, where 53.4 percent respective 50.9 percent responded that they never find homosexuality justifiable and only 3.6 percent respective 6.2 percent always find homosexuality justifiable.

Peterson, A., Wahlström, M. and Wennerhag, M., 2018. Pride parades and LGBT movements. 1st ed. Routledge, p.76.