Translator: Moemen Gaafar Checker: Ayman Mahmoud
Lift up your hands if you publish this scattering
At the expense of your social networking in June this year.
Many of you know the story behind it, but some of you may not know it.
It emerged after 53 people were killed and 49 injured
During a shooting at the nightclub of Pallas in Orlando, Florida.
Why were they killed?
Because a man with a pistol saw two men exchanging kisses outside and felt uncomfortable.
As a gay girl, I remember that day as if it were yesterday.
I remember knowing the news while browsing (Facebook).
I remember hearing live reports on the radio.
I remember seeing this picture and crying about it.
Crying because how can anyone do that?
[Messages mother and son]
A person’s life is wasted because of his loved ones or the pronouns he uses.
As a gay girl, that scared me.
He scared me because I looked at my future and I was excited.
I’m excited because I want a wife, I want a child, I want a family.
But will I be able to get this family in peace?
Or that a madman with a gun would take it away from me
Because my identity is different from the usual?
One of the things that gave me hope for the future is this response.
This is a row of people waiting outside a blood bank
To donate to the victims of this incident.
These are three milestones in countries where in the past
People killed for homosexuality.
On June 13, 2016, the whole world met and stood as one person.
Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus, atheists,
Blacks, whites, Arabs, Asians
Hispanics, Hispanics
We all met and stood as one person.
And by doing so we became a family.
Imagine this.
In most cases, minorities have their families.
Muslims have their Muslim families.
Blacks have their black families.
But what do homosexuals have?
My mother does not know what it means to be a lesbian.
My grandfather can not share the experiences of his youth.
So we turn to the gay family.
We share our stories with pride
Talk about social networking sites that day.
But at times like the fires in Orlando our family is not enough.
It’s not strong enough, it’s not big enough, it’s not enough.
We need blood donors of all ages.
We need straight people to stand up to prejudice.
We need people to accept us
Because if every straight person became part of our extended family
For what happened in Orlando.
The answer to the question: “Are we enough?”
Is “NO!”
We have to be united,
It starts with each of us.
They fixed the mistake of people when they use the word “abnormal” for the spice.
Use correct pronouns even if they do not comfort you.
Talk about those who struggle.
Before I finish my talk I want to share with you
What one of the men said just did.
While receiving his Tony Award on international television,
Writer and playwright (Lin-Manol Miranda)
An attacker spoke of what happened at the Nightclub.
The world wants to meet together in the wailing.
This is what he said:
“We are chasing the tunes that come to us
To become full songs and begin to play,
While the senseless and senseless acts remind us that nothing stays here.
Not even for a day.
Hamilton (one of his works) confirms that history remembers.
We live in a time when hatred and fear seem strong.
We rise and fall while the light of the dimmer embers
Reminds us that hope and love last longer.
Love is love, is love, is love, is love, is love, is love, is love,
It can not be killed or removed.
Eliza (one of his characters) tells her story in the sanctity of the symphony.
Now fill the world with music, love and pride. “
(Applause) (Cheers)
Lift up your hands if you publish this scattering
At the expense of your social networking in June this year.
Many of you know the story behind it, but some of you may not know it.
It emerged after 53 people were killed and 49 injured
During a shooting at the nightclub of Pallas in Orlando, Florida.
Why were they killed?
Because a man with a pistol saw two men exchanging kisses outside and felt uncomfortable.
As a gay girl, I remember that day as if it were yesterday.
I remember knowing the news while browsing (Facebook).
I remember hearing live reports on the radio.
I remember seeing this picture and crying about it.
Crying because how can anyone do that?
[Messages mother and son]
A person’s life is wasted because of his loved ones or the pronouns he uses.
As a gay girl, that scared me.
He scared me because I looked at my future and I was excited.
I’m excited because I want a wife, I want a child, I want a family.
But will I be able to get this family in peace?
Or that a madman with a gun would take it away from me
Because my identity is different from the usual?
One of the things that gave me hope for the future is this response.
This is a row of people waiting outside a blood bank
To donate to the victims of this incident.
These are three milestones in countries where in the past
People killed for homosexuality.
On June 13, 2016, the whole world met and stood as one person.
Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus, atheists,
Blacks, whites, Arabs, Asians
Hispanics, Hispanics
We all met and stood as one person.
And by doing so we became a family.
Imagine this.
In most cases, minorities have their families.
Muslims have their Muslim families.
Blacks have their black families.
But what do homosexuals have?
My mother does not know what it means to be a lesbian.
My grandfather can not share the experiences of his youth.
So we turn to the gay family.
We share our stories with pride
Talk about social networking sites that day.
But at times like the fires in Orlando our family is not enough.
It’s not strong enough, it’s not big enough, it’s not enough.
We need blood donors of all ages.
We need straight people to stand up to prejudice.
We need people to accept us
Because if every straight person became part of our extended family
For what happened in Orlando.
The answer to the question: “Are we enough?”
Is “NO!”
We have to be united,
It starts with each of us.
They fixed the mistake of people when they use the word “abnormal” for the spice.
Use correct pronouns even if they do not comfort you.
Talk about those who struggle.
Before I finish my talk I want to share with you
What one of the men said just did.
While receiving his Tony Award on international television,
Writer and playwright (Lin-Manol Miranda)
An attacker spoke of what happened at the Nightclub.
The world wants to meet together in the wailing.
This is what he said:
“We are chasing the tunes that come to us
To become full songs and begin to play,
While the senseless and senseless acts remind us that nothing stays here.
Not even for a day.
Hamilton (one of his works) confirms that history remembers.
We live in a time when hatred and fear seem strong.
We rise and fall while the light of the dimmer embers
Reminds us that hope and love last longer.
Love is love, is love, is love, is love, is love, is love, is love,
It can not be killed or removed.
Eliza (one of his characters) tells her story in the sanctity of the symphony.
Now fill the world with music, love and pride. “
(Applause) (Cheers)
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