Subj : POLISH GAY COUPLE HAND OUT RAINBOW MASKS ON THE STREETS
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From : Major Queen
Date : Mon Apr 20 2020 06:08 pm
POLISH GAY COUPLE HAND OUT RAINBOW MASKS ON THE STREETS
APRIL 20, 2020
Rainbow masks sewn by Jakub and David, well-known gay bloggers in Poland,
have contributed to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic and homophobia
in their country.
The pair have taken homophobes in their country head-on trying to remove the
stigma that gay people are 'the plague' and do something positive during the
coronavirus pandemic.
The pair wandered the streets of the tri-city towns of Gdansk, Gdynia and
Sopot, which are on the coast of Gdansk Bay, Baltic Sea.
Speaking on their Facebook page, then men said they borrowed a sewing machine
from one of their grandmothers and began to sew masks in order to give them
away for free.
"Our masks are unique because they are rainbow! The tailor friend supported
the idea, so 300 pieces were sewn with which we took to the streets of the
city," they said on Facebook.
"We distributed all 300 pieces during the recording of the material. Our
dressmakers sew masks mainly for hospitals, but because there is still some
rainbow material left, they managed to persuade them to sew an additional
batch. You just need to be patient, because our health care is a priority."
The pair record their own music videos for more and less known songs.
Roxette, Mariah Carey, Beata Kozidrak and several hundred thousand viewers
around the world have already loved them.
Their blog says they are primarily in love with each other. "Like others, but
similar to two colours: blue and green. One full of energy and ideas like a
rough sea - the other calm and sound like a rustling forest. The differences
make us fascinate each other and the similarities bring us together."
