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15 Issues That Matter To LGBT Australians Beyond Marriage Equality

Not being able to get married sucks. But it’s just one of many conversations.

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We asked attendees at Sydney’s annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Fair Day what LGBT issues meant the most to them, with one catch: they couldn’t answer marriage equality. These are the topics people wished got more attention.

1. Queer youth homelessness.

2. Safe and supportive spaces for LGBT people.

3. Stereotypes.

4. Discrimination on many fronts against transgender and gender diverse people.

5. Encouraging young people to accept others and themselves.

6. Acknowledging and making room for diverse notions of sexuality that come from Indigenous cultures and people of colour.

7. Support for all LGBT people, no matter their background, location or age.

8. How ignoring LGBT experiences affects victims of rape and sexual assault.

9. Laws requiring surgery for transgender people who want to legally change their sex.

10. Accepting difference within LGBT communities.

11. High suicide rates among transgender youth.

12. Ensuring young people feel comfortable in their own skin.

13. Loving and accepting LGBT children and family members.

14. Nursing homes and aged care facilities that welcome LGBT seniors.

15. Ensuring Australian classrooms, playgrounds and corridors are safe for LGBT kids.

What LGBT issue means a lot to you?

First things first:

1. Order a dank pizza at Mellow Mushroom.

2. Take in the great outdoors — specifically the Blue Ridge Mountains — in your newly altered state of mind.

3. Buy a dime bag and a drum to create colorful, far out music at the Friday evening drum circle downtown.

4. If you consider guacamole a food group (doesn’t everyone?) and have a serious case of the munchies…get to White Duck Taco Shop.

5. TRIP OUT over the Asheville nun. Like. What. The. Actual. Fuck.

6. Surround yourself with profound knowledge at The Battery Park Book Exchange.

7. Have a joint in one hand and paintbrush in the other in the River Arts District.

8. Loaf your tanked body to 12 Bones to go in on ribs, greens, grits, and cornbread.

9. Get your cross-buzz on literally by the water at The Bywater.

10. Or, if you’re feeling mobile, you could walk around the French Broad River.

11. Hot-box in a trippy piece of vehicular art.

12. Have someone carry your blazed ass to Dough.

13. If you’re craving a particularly enlightened high, idle over to Asheville Community Yoga.

14. Have a staring contest with the buskers.

15. Puff, puff, pass with students at Warren Wilson College.

16. The city’s motto?