BBC News reporter Emilio San Pedro was in New York recently to cover issues related to the Latino community and the New York City visit by the Pope, among other stories.
When he called me he said that he was interested in meeting me to discuss the Latino LGBT community in the United States. He said that British press had been covering issues related to sexual orientation and the Middle East (most recently in the context of protests against the deportation of gay Iranians and the case of Medhi Kazemi in particular) and that he wanted to broaden the discussion to include issues faced by LGBT communities throughout the world.
BBC Radio broadcast a brief interview a few days ago and today BBC News posted a larger article based on San Pedro's conversation with myself and my great friend, Diana De La Pava. Here is the link:
- "Gay Latinos 'minority twice over'" (BBC News, April 29, 2008)
4 comments:
I am glad, at least, that we are mentioned. Most discussions about race are about blacks and don't include us. So it is important to make these points Andres. Thanks!
congrats!
Congrats! Well deserving.
BTW, I enjoy reading your blog. It's informative and entertaining. Plus, work-friendly :) (I don't have to zoom pass pix of barely clad men ;)... LOL. I found your link on Monaga. Keep up the good work. (return to lurking....)
E.B.
Hey! Congratulations! Yours is a superb blog Andrés.
I wish the gay community in Argentina had a nice and reliable source of information like Blabbeando.
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