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LLYC revives iconic protest banners in new campaign 'Signs of Pride,' going back to ...
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Enid News & EagleLLYC revives iconic protest banners in new campaign 'Signs of Pride,' going back to ...
The campaign bridges past and present by recreating 10 original protest banners from the first Pride marches, returning them to the streets in 2025.A powerful call to defend hard-won rights under threat: over 90 legal rollbacks in the past three…
On June 28, the International Day of LGBT Pride+ has passed, but the struggle never ends. The demands about respect for identity, sexual orientation and non-discrimination have been axes throughout the world for decades, embodied in banners with slogans. In a tribute exercise, LLYC, global Marketing and Corporate Affairs firm, launches Signs of Pride , a documentary project that seeks to rescue from the past the signs of social demand, by the ha…
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