This exhibit proposes, as a start, that supporting and promoting the careers of queer creators, artists and storytellers (such as the cast & crew behind these short films) can be a path for change. How can cinema contribute to a major social transformation where queer people can deliver their best talents and creativity at all kinds of jobs? And on the other side of the screen, how can we, as viewers, stand for this fundamental right for LGBTQIA+ communities?

And from our community, predominantly, those who face the harshest odds in securing employment are transgender. In a world where rainbow capitalism promises inclusion, statistics around the world say millions of queer people still struggle in tough conditions in order to get a decent job. It is a fool’s errand proposed by a man who should know better. And his administration will achieve this through diplomacy. I love the dialogue and the deep well of UK / Scots acting talent making a meal of it and its attitude and production design and weird fetishes for the banal evil of bureaucracy & how low in society & desperate a rebel really is. These short films break the collective imaginary that says that queer individuals “can only work at marginalized jobs” or “can only be themselves in hidden places”, as work is a daily activity to which all human beings have the right to access - in order to grow personally, to be part of and serve a greater community, and to have a thriving, joyous life. Sanders has a clear vision for foreign policy: A global welfare state that is paid by taxing the wealthy and ending military expenditures and wars across the world and a tough stance against right-wing authoritarians. RT somebadideas: God I love Andor so much. For some queer people, being in the closet is the safest choice while being at work for bosses and colleagues may mock our differences and then make us lose our peace of mind - or even, our jobs. For queer individuals, work is a right that has been often difficult to secure or outright denied because of our sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression - just to name a few. Workplaces have not historically been a safe spot for queer people to be or express their own selves.

Workers of the world unite