Sandra Annenberg shares photos at LGBTQIA+ parade and netizens criticize neutral language

This Sunday, 11, the 27th LGBTQIA+ Pride Parade took place in São Paulo. The journalist Sandra Annemberg, with her husband, also a journalist Ernesto Paglio and daughter Elisa attended the event.

Annerberg attended the event at the invitation of the Mães pela Diversidade collective, an NGO that fights for community rights. The journalist used social networks to share the moment and the news of the event and was attacked after using neutral language.

“Our family joins Mothers for Diversity and all those fighting to respect LGBTQIA+ rights! Let’s stand together,” she wrote.

Also featured on the records was a shot of the family atop the electric trio: “Ó noix [sic] Here [sic]! Thanks @maespeladiversidade and @deaherc! You represent us,” she said.

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In the comments of the publications, netizens criticized the reporter for using neutral language.

“Jesus, an experienced journalist with years of television, saying “todes”, is the pinnacle of absurdity, murder of the Portuguese language! Everyone, everyone, already includes everyone! Then they continue to raise sexual flags, but they forget of the blind, rare diseases, and many forgotten ones!” said a profile.

“Accepting and respecting diversity ok! But in a country with 10 million illiterates who don’t even master Portuguese, wanting to include everyone’s idiotic language, etc. is nothing short of bizarre. quality basic public education, with commitment, giving the son of poor competitiveness and independence and all that he will be able to conquer,” said another.

Source: Terra