Celebrating Rainbow Identities Across Cultures
akava'ine, asexual, baklâ, bisexual, bissu, brotherboy, cuir, dee, fakafifine, fakaleitī, faʻafafine, gay, khanith, lesbian, mashoga, meti, muxe, māhū, palopa, queer, sistergirl, skesana, takatāpui, transgender, two-spirit, vakasalewalewa, and many more. Across our communities, let's show solidarity with our rainbow whānau and friends by supporting campaigns that improve their lives, volunteer or donate in related causes and educate our communities against discrimination. The first Pride celebrations in Te Whanganui-ā-Tara were organised as part of campaigning for Homosexual Law Reform in 1986. We have tagged community specific organizations in our post. Join and support them! @ethnic_rainbow_alliance: BIPOC communities @latincuirs: Latinx/Latine community @indianoriginpride: Indians and their families @nuowtr.moanatrust: Pasifika & Māori youth @adhikaaraotearoa: POC, particularly South Asians @rainbowyouth: youth @chinesepride_nz: Chinese community @intersexaotearoa: Intersex community