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2019-06-04
I attended the local Queer Festival last Saturday as kind of an outreach program. We collected donations of money, and in turn, gave the donors a T-shirt or some stickers. It took place at Seoul’s City Hall, but it was still easy to see many people did not like the fact that this festival was happening there, let alone, at all.
They simply were not comfortable with it, nor with the lifestyle behind it. It was hard for them to accept it because, for whatever reasons, they think being LGBTQ** is wrong. Personally, however, I have been supporting their right to live their lives, to be themselves, without dealing with any negative stereotypes or facing any discrimination.** & ***
Hi, Youngjun. Good job! Whatever changes I have made were merely to allow your sentences to sound more natural to my native ears, to complete your thoughts, and for ease of reading. Sincerest apologies if I misinterpreted! I hope that this help you. J.
*Interesting that the organizations there lead with "L." Here, in the West, it has always been with a "G."
**The more open-minded individuals in the world there are, the less trouble in the world there will be…
***While "donators" is a valid word, it is mainly used in legal documents. The preferred word for those who give is "donors."
2019-06-04
I attended "Queer Festival" last Saturday. It was a kind of an outreach program. We collected for money donations and gave the donators donors a T-shirt or stickers. It was held at Seoul city hall, but around it there were people who didn't like this festival. They were not comfortable with an openly gay festrival it. It was hard not to be anti for them because they thought think LGBTQ was is wrong. But I've been supporting them in having a the right to be themselves without conforming to any stereotypes.{ Great job on the English and I'm sure your moral support and help was valued }
2019-06-04
I attended Queer Festival last Saturday. It was kind of an outreach program. We collected money for donation and gave the donators T-shirt or stickers. It was held at Seoul city hall, around it there were people who didn't like this festival. They were not comfortable with it. It was hard for them not to be uncomfortable because they thought/think LGBTQ was/is wrong. But I've been supporting them having a right to be themselves without any stereotypes.Want to progress faster?
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