Finding Language, Finding Safety: Queer Lives in Bangladesh
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Finding Language, Finding Safety: Queer Lives in Bangladesh
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A candid Pride Month conversation with a queer Bangladeshi guest on identity, safety, and why art becomes refuge when being yourself is dangerous. We trace first crushes, labels, mental health, the hijra community, and Mondro’s work amplifying queer voices.
• finding safe online spaces for LGBTQIA+ Bangladeshis
• first crushes, early realizations, naming bisexuality
• the gap between knowing and accepting identity
• labels as visibility versus privacy and safety
• gendered double standards, grooming, and consent
• lack of sex education and STI realities
• evolving language, pronouns, and respect
• fetishization, dating risks, and blackmail
• outing fears, community betrayal, and trust
• hijra recognition, social stigma, and policing
• nonbinary, bigender, presentation, and “passing”
• mental health under criminalization and fear
• allies, backlash, and speaking up
• Mondro’s art-led queer archive and publications
• how to reach Mondro and support their work
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