How Is Queerphobia (Not) Changing?

LGBTQ+ people as a symbol of threat to the family, morality, or even civilization? Such arguments were already being made during past efforts to decriminalize homosexuality, and unfortunately, we still encounter them in various forms today. How is anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric evolving, and how can it be challenged?

Come listen to an intergenerational panel discussion hosted by the Charlie association. We'll focus on how queerphobic arguments have or haven't changed over time. There will also be plenty of space for questions and comments from the audience.

Moderated by Klára Pukovcová – journalist and member of Charlie, Charles University's queer association. Her work focuses on queer experiences.

Admission – free

Accessibility – suitable for teens

Vibe check – quiet event (no loud music, shouting, etc.), requires interaction with the audience or other participants, seating available, indoor venue

Trigger warnings – topic of queerphobia

Organized by – Charlie z.s. Charlie is the proud queer association of Charles University, aiming to create a safe environment and interesting events not only for queer students.