The struggle for the rights of the LGBT community continue, either by movements or groups that support pride, or in more personal struggles like at home with your parents, relatives, in the community where you live, or by those religious friends who They say that that's not right. The scale of intensity varies from city to city, from a simple homophobic commentary to a cruel and inhuman murder. It is enough to just open the networks and realize all the conflict that is still generating the topic, and although there are significant developments in different cities there are still struggles to be done.

The different cities where today the LGBT community enjoys its rights as it should be all over the world, have been literally years of struggle and death. For thousands of years people belonging to this group have been treated atrociously, as sick, demonized, abominable, away from God, deviated, etc ... Forcing many to hide behind a marriage, behind a "correct" look, behind religion, behind homophobia, even fleeing through suicide.

Just as these countries there are many more where it is repeated in the same, death penalty, prison, persecution etc. And where none does anything for the rights of LGBT people.

Despite all this information there are still many people who criticize and qualify the LGBT community to be " scandalous" or people who just want to get attention. None of the people belonging to this group want anyone's attention. It is about the fight for rights that for years the laws of the world have refused to give. It is only about defending the rights that we as human beings deserve to have. There is a constant attack against the LGBT community, which is impossible to keep silent about what happens in the world. You have to be very cold to not feel even a little empathy in front of all this injustice. We are accused of "scandalous", when the world and society is the first to make a scandal for LGBT people in order to continue denying us our rights as human beings. It is basic to respond when you feel attacked or offended.

There are people who claim that homosexuality is a disease or mental deviation. But Harvey Milk, first public official to openly declare homosexual in the United States and to fight for LGBT rights, which was in charge of showing the world that regardless of a person's sexual preference can be successful and lead a normal life like any person. For you to determine a person as mentally ill, there must be a clinical deficit in their social area, personal and work care. Taking this into account, history and science have shown that sexual orientation apart from not being able to be changed, is not an impediment to grow and live as a normal human being.

The struggle for rights will continue until the world can understand respect for the lives of others. And not only in LGBT issues, but also in issues of racism, machismo, and everything that violates the rights of any human being. Maybe you do not belong to any of these groups but keep in mind that you do not need to be a woman to defend women's rights. Only enough to be human and have awareness and empathy for who is discriminated.