Thirty minutes later, the tears did not stop, and my mother was really tear-jerking. A great family film.
When I look at any work, I think about what I see in it. For me, watching same-sex movies is not just to satisfy my hobbies or orientations, but more to think from this perspective: how we should treat marginalized groups in society. It is true that with the improvement of social tolerance, homosexuality has been accepted by some people, but the problem that we cannot ignore is that other marginalized groups (such as transvestites, transgender people) are still not accepted by the public. To treat them, my suggestion is that you can not understand their ideas, but you must respect their personal dignity. Because whether homosexuals, transvestites, or transgenders, all the problems that these groups encounter in society are, in essence, human rights issues. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights." To respect their human dignity is to contribute and honor the cause of human rights.
I have always believed that as long as discrimination persists, the human rights struggle will not stop and will ultimately be won.
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