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In this talk from the Quorum: Global LGBT Voices series, Kenita Placide, Eastern Caribbean Coordinator at CariFLAGS – Caribbean Forum for Liberation and Acceptance of Genders and Sexualities, describes her personal story of becoming an LGBT activist in the Caribbean, where barriers against women’s and LGBT leadership are often very challenging. Yet despite the obstacles in her way, Placide’s story is one of triumph and progress.
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In this talk from the Quorum: Global LGBT Voices series, Kenita Placide, Eastern Caribbean Coordinator at CariFLAGS – Caribbean Forum for Liberation and Acceptance of Genders and Sexualities, describes her personal story of becoming an LGBT activist in the Caribbean, where barriers against women’s and LGBT leadership are often very challenging. Yet despite the obstacles in her way, Placide’s story is one of triumph and progress.
