HeartCore #1 SOLIDARITY
It is our great pleasure to welcome you to HeartCore – The Official Copenhagen Pride Magazine. This is our debut venture into print media, and what you see in front of you is the first edition.
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Editorial: Welcome!
Dearest reader, It is our great pleasure to welcome you to HeartCore – The Official Copenhagen Pride Magazine. This is our debut venture into print
Creating an inclusive culture program
By Anne Sophie Parsons Whenever somebody hears the word “culture”, the first image that comes to mind tends to be the well-known scenes and institutions;
Trans women are women
… and why the Slytherins didn’t get to fight in the Battle of Hogwarts By Maria R. Rathje I see JK Rowling spewing hate and
The big Pride Show is online
By Thomas R. Kristensen This year we are not allowed to gather thousands of people in front of Pride Stage in City Hall Square. As
Space for everyone?
During Copenhagen Pride there is no shortage of events to check out, whether you are looking to be educated or entertained. The Human Rights Program
Queerversation: an introduction and an invitation
Af Andre Sanchez-Montoya It was during my first week in Copenhagen when I asked a gay Danish colleague of mine what the gay bars were
Prosperity in diversity
Companies and the business community are present every year for Copenhagen Pride: large banners, t-shirts printed with logos – their visual identities gets turned up
Nevertheless, she persisted
By Lærke Vinther Christiansen “So, when asked ‘what were my political stance’ I would say it was basically a witch monarchy. I was a witch
Together, we can make every day the greatest Pride
By Martin Fyn Aamand, co-founder of Aarhus Pride In solidarity with each other: this is probably how most Prides have come into being. But imagine
Justice for all: consent and LGBTI+ rights
By Mariya Alfa Staugaard This article discusses sexualized violence No matter who you are, and who you are sexually attracted to, the right to a
The asylum process in Denmark
By Nicholas Chisha Last year, Denmark received 2.716 applications for asylum. The majority of the people seeking asylum in Denmark have come from the Middle
Raise your fists, solidarity still exists
By Anne Sophie Parsons During quarantine, I have been watching the feel-good comedy Pride (2014) as a sort of makeshift security blanket now that the possibility of