#god loves uganda

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LGBTIQ+ in Uganda need our solidarity and protection

In this petition, the Alliance Queer Emergency Uganda calls on the German government to grant humanitarian visas to LGBTIQ+ people from Ugan

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Longtime alum Roger Ross Williams’ new documentary tells the rich history of the Apollo Theater in Harlem – The Apollo is available to stream for free in April on HBO. 

“It’s 85 years of the history of black music and black entertainment in this country. We used music and art to lift ourselves out of oppression.”  - Roger Ross Williams

Williams received a 2011 Sundance Documentary Fund Grant for his first feature length documentary God Loves Uganda, attended the Documentary Edit and Story Lab with the film in 2012, and premiered it during the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Life, Animated, Roger Ross Williams’ second feature documentary, premiered at the 2016 Festival and won the Directing Award: U.S. Documentary.

Most recently Roger Ross Williams attended the 2019 Sundance Film Festival with Traveling While Black, an installation and VR experience at New Frontier.

Stream The Apollo on HBO and check out the trailer below:

Photo of Roger Ross Williams during the Sundance Film Festival premiere of Life, Animated. © 2016 Sundance Institute | Photo by Jonathan Hickerson

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UK: Rescind Invite to Ugandan Anti-LGBT+ Politician

Help stop the promotion of Uganda's Anti-LGBT+ Law in the UK. Act now!

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Watch ""God loves Uganda" documentary" on YouTube

@toprimka Here is the full documentary. I find it absurd that the president of Uganda complains about Western influence in terms of homosexuality, but is happy to support Western influence in the form of intolerant, to put it mildly, US Evangelicals.

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Uganda: Drop the Anti-Homosexuality Bill

Ugandan lawmakers have just approved some of the world’s harshest anti-LGBT+ legislation, including introducing the death penalty for “aggra

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God Loves Uganda (2013, Roger Ross Williams)

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David Kato in God Loves Uganda (2013, Roger Ross Williams)

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We straight people need to own our shit. We’re letting evil spread within our country and we’re colonizing other countries with it. It’s homegrown terror, but it’s not just here.