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The rainbow mural of CEIP Asunción Rincón in Chamberí was vandalized with Nazi graffiti and homophobic messages, but the school's administration has decided not to give the matter more relevance after removing the graffiti within a few hours. #Vandalismo #Homofobia #Educación (translated)

Weird Duk wrote that in his opinion, surrogacy should be discussed at talk show tables without harsh accusations of homophobia. He stated that Italy had the strictest legislation in Europe: surrogacy had been banned there since 2004, and the Meloni government had tightened the law at the end of 2024. According to him, Italians who used surrogacy in countries like the US or Canada could be prosecuted upon their return. He cited possible penalties of three months to two years in prison and fines ranging from €600,000 to €1,000,000. Regarding Germany, Duk wrote that all forms of surrogacy were prohibited under the Embryo Protection Act. According to him, the law targeted doctors and intermediaries so that intended parents would not be prosecuted criminally. #draagmoederschap #homofobie #wetgeving (translated)

Uroš Urbanija wrote that, in his opinion, women were abused, and then children, who were supposed to have their mother deliberately taken away from them. He added that people should look at this calmly out of fear of being labeled as homophobes, and emphasized that, in his view, no one should abuse women or children. #Zloraba #Ženske #Otrok (translated)

Héctor Bellerín, player of Real Betis, has filed a lawsuit against the YouTuber Iñaki Angulo for homophobic comments against him, while the club has requested an investigation into these attacks by the Anti-Violence Commission. #Homofobia #DelitosDeOdio #HéctorBellerín (translated)

Weird Duk wrote that Keulemans referred to his supporters as entirely homophobic. Duk sarcastically described Keulemans as someone who was not homophobic, islamophobic, genderphobic, climatephobic, or against immigration and foreigners, but was indeed Christian-phobic, and called on him to be ashamed. (translated)

Keren Hirsch wrote that she saw a lot of homophobia and hatred on the platform in response to two men having a child. According to her, the reactions largely came from Dutch people without a migration background. She said that she had thought that only Muslims were homophobic. #homofobie #haat #acceptatie (translated)

The UpdateCharts shared a speech in which Renan Santos criticized Nikolas Ferreira. Santos said that the group was rude and talentless and found it strange that they would be homophobic and, at the same time, make gay humor. https://t.co/pGUIIdsr5W #humor #diversidade #comédia (translated)

Vai Desmaiar wrote that Renan Santos had criticized Nikolas Ferreira and Pavanato for their mocking tone, describing them as rude and talentless. According to the publication, Santos also found it strange that they were homophobic while making gay humor. https://t.co/bf8JplKSjn #Humor #Homofobia #Crítica (translated)

Ornella questioned anyone who said they didn't like Taylor Swift's ideals and asked which ones they rejected. In a rhetorical way, she related that rejection to being homophobic, republican, or misogynistic, and argued that Swift defended the autonomy of emerging women like her interlocutor in the music industry. #TaylorSwift #Feminismo #Música (translated)

Comrade Wood pointed out the recognition of same-sex unions in 2011, the Quotas Law in 2012, and the end of the 6x1 work schedule, scheduled for 2026 upon its publication, as three of the most important events in Brazil's recent history in the struggle for rights. Regarding same-sex unions, he wrote that Marta Suplicy had presented the first proposal on the subject in 1995 and that, in 2004, the Lula administration reinforced the agenda with the Brazil Without Homophobia project. The achievement, according to the author, came in 2011. Concerning the Quotas Law, he stated that the government sent to Congress, in 2004, Bill 3,627/2004, which advocated for spots for students from public schools, especially blacks and indigenous people, in federal institutions. He also highlighted that, in 2012, Senator Ana Rita (PT-ES) was the rapporteur of the proposal in the Senate's Constitution and Justice Commission and advocated for ethnic-racial criteria. He then wrote that President Dilma sanctioned the law. Wood described the reduction of the 6x1 work schedule as an old struggle. According to him, a constitutional amendment on the reduction of working hours was presented in the Senate in 2015, and another proposal was presented in 2019 by a politician from the PT. Starting in 2023, he claimed, the mobilization was primarily led by Rick Azevedo and Erika Hilton. The author also attributed the main popular achievements since the 1988 Constitution to the political left in the country and said they should always be valued. Finally, he argued that the agendas should not focus on issues like a hypothetical bathroom, the "gay kit," or interests that, in his assessment, benefitted only the ruling class. #DireitosHumanos #LutaPelaIgualdade #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Cartoons On The Moon pointed out that the creators of Avatar defended Korra in a new video. According to the author, they said that her uncle was responsible for her losing the connection with the previous avatars, while Aang was not blamed for his people being annihilated. They also believed that Korra was treated differently due to misogyny and homophobia. https://t.co/iVccdIrN1l #Avatar #Korra #Misoginia (translated)