Search
Search

INEQUALITY IN LEBANON

In Beirut, LGBTQ+ nightlife resumes with caution

Events, shows, and conferences are scheduled but remain under embargo. For members of the community, communication is too risky despite the renewed atmosphere in Lebanon.

In Beirut, LGBTQ+ nightlife resumes with caution

LGBTQ+ activists from the Lebanese community participate in a protest in front of the Hbeish police station in Beirut on May 15, 2016. (Credit: Anwar Amro/AFP)

Out comes the glitter, false lashes, and powder compacts. They'll touch up their choreography, warm up their voices, and go out and challenge gender stereotypes. Next week, two drag queens known throughout queer Beirut will perform on stage, akin to...
Out comes the glitter, false lashes, and powder compacts. They'll touch up their choreography, warm up their voices, and go out and challenge gender stereotypes. Next week, two drag queens known throughout queer Beirut will perform on stage, akin to...