2015 Oct. 6: So Proud of Soweto Pride

Posted on October 7, 2015 by inkanyiso2009

Photo album I
by Lindeka Qampi for Inkanyiso

When: 26th Sept. 2015

Where: Meadowlands, Zone 2
Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa

2015 Sept. 26 RAA + FEW banners_5960

2015 Sept. 26 Bakhambile & Fino_6108

2015 Sept. 26 Donna Smith @ Soweto Pride_6098

2015 Sept. 26 Ndofaya_6065

2015 Sept. 26 Meadowlands Court_6083

2015 Sept. 26 Our Lives Matter_6130

2015 Sept. 26 Love Women Who Love Women_6113

2015 Sept. 26 Marshalls @ SP_6090

2015 Sept. 26 Moment_6047

2015 Sept. 26 Police @ Soweto Pride_6007

2015 Sept. 26 Sweeto @ SP_6085

2015 Sept. 26 Soweto Pride messages_5929

2015 Sept. 26 We demand_5918

2015 Sept. 26 Virginia & crew_6102

About Lindeka, the photographer

2015 Sept. 12: ‘2015, the year of breaking my silence’

and

2015 Sept. 10: Lindeka Qampi nominated for 2015 Mbokodo Award

and previous Soweto Pride

2014 Oct. 8: Beautiful faces and kisses from Soweto Pride 2014

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6 Responses to 2015 Oct. 6: So Proud of Soweto Pride

Torrence says:

October 7, 2015 at 5:35 am

That was the best day of my life, the March was interesting and all in all hoping our messmessage was heard, l mean we would march everyday if we have to…… Thank you for the lovely memories the pictures are amazing…
Thanking Mam Virginia for being my leader 🙂

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Eugene Eueu Moroke says:

October 7, 2015 at 3:54 pm

Thanks for bringing back the pride march to the grads roots of soweto ( meadowlands ) had a great time it ainth an easy road but one-day will celebrate our freedom as l.g.b.t.i people it was good to be united in one umbrella God bless you all.

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Lindiwe Molefe says:

October 7, 2015 at 7:48 pm

cnt wait for anada march guys lets spread de word

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Teya says:

December 15, 2015 at 1:39 pm

It was indeed a success, siyaya phambili nomakanjani forward we go God bless the unity…

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