Being LGBTQ+ in Putin's Russia (Reggie Yates Documentary) | @RealStories



Explore the complex realities of LGBTQ+ life in contemporary Russia with Reggie Yates in this eye-opening documentary. Join Reggie as he delves into the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals amidst political tensions and social stigma. From encounters with homophobia in St. Petersburg to the struggles of organizing events like Queer Fest, this series sheds light on the resilience of the LGBTQ+ community in the face of adversity. Gain insights from activists, locals, and conservative voices as we navigate through Russia’s cultural landscape. Watch now to uncover the untold stories and explore the intersections of politics, society, and identity in Putin’s Russia.

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27 thoughts on “Being LGBTQ+ in Putin's Russia (Reggie Yates Documentary) | @RealStories”

  1. I don't care about this really. They need treatment these people and not promoting or demanding anything. Wake the F up people. Kids in schools are being taught what parents have no control or say, kids are being brainwashed so please… Stop this NONSENSE!

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  2. Russia is an Orthodox Christian nation. One that withstood half a century of atheist Communism and an extra decade of Western materialistic amorality.
    I am pretty sure it can withstand such pathetic efforts of NeoMarxist propaganda.

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  3. Love is nott just love……Truthfully❣️ & even the rainbow is not yurz either….This backwardz world& the luv of lies, yur lawlessn3ss….s0 others don't like it, includingN me, so we should have a rightz also t0 say, nott 0va herez, dontt bring tha ova herez, End 0f story🧐

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  4. There is no level of fear on the opposite side. It is unnatural that’s the mindset, not fear. It’s unnatural biblically to be homosexual. It isn’t that the opposing side is afraid. It’s unnatural in the Bible.

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  5. Thank you for making a video about this subject. I’m so scared for our queer friends in Russia.
    I’m going to save this to my watch later for when a translation is finished, either by youtube or the original creator. I’m very much looking forward to watching it.
    Someone respond and let me know when that happens, please. 🙂

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  6. Great to publish this even if you don't have subtitles. This will bring you the translator that you need! Would love to hear what folks said in your video. Thank you for the footage. It gives me a better idea what people are suffering from. Holy C**p That is nuts.

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  7. 0:58: 🏳️‍🌈 Challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in Russia under Putin's regime.
    5:27: ⚠️ Restrictions on LGBTQ+ expression in Russia lead to concerns about freedom of speech and safety at queer events.
    10:43: ⚠️ Homophobia and discrimination in Russian society are openly expressed and normalized.
    16:17: 💔 Challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in Russia, including the need to hide their sexuality and the dangers of online dating.
    23:22: 🏳️‍🌈 Challenges faced by LGBTQ+ activists in Russia under Putin's regime.
    28:57: ⚖️ Challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in Russia, including lack of police action and government support.
    35:38: 🏳️ Undercover exploration reveals anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments in Russian politics and society.
    42:39: 🏳️‍🌈 Challenging Russian views on homosexuality through a manly Russian experience.
    50:18: 🏳️‍🌈 Challenges of LGBTQ+ acceptance in Russia, plans to move to New York, facing family disapproval.

    Timestamps by Tammy AI

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  8. I hadn't realised that the country which put the first satallite in space were so backward thinking. So strange that the "Macho Males" like to get naked together then whip each other in saunas. Or dress up in strange outfits and dance around in the name of tradition. I may happen to be straight but I am so glad that I live in a country where LGBTQ+ people are not persecuted by the government for simply being themselves. You judge a society by its lack of hatred to its minorities. And Russia seems a very hateful country right now.

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  9. Despite the obvious drawback of getting perhaps 60% of the total available information, I have nevertheless had moments of incredible emotion over the situation there… I would love to see the ENTIRE documentary! The gentleman who hosts it is wonderful! He has such a lovely manner and the ability to see beyond the almost nonsensical hatred to get on with those from both sides. Brilliant, eye opening film! I would rather have 60% than none! Thank you!❤

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