Brighton & Hove Pride Festival 2022 to be inspired globally! If you have not visited Brighton & Hove LGBT Pride Festival in 2022, you certainly missed a city in a party mood for a whole weekend. Regardless of so many family and worldly commitments, I made sure I did not miss the festival since the end of so many national lockdowns and restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The pride helped me to connect with a community as a gay ethnic minority man residing on the coast of Sussex. Due to my inner insecurity, I always felt like a minority within a minority due to my linguistic, religious and ethnic upbringing; but as time went on, I accepted that I am part of a local, national and international LGBT+ community. It was essential that I was at Brighton & Hove Pride Festiva l to film and write about it as part of my blog . Being part of the global LGBT community helps me to recognise that there are communities who are being persecuted, and in many places, these
A city in East Sussex that can be an envy of Britain. It has everything you can ask for to make it your home: arts, culture, entertainment and the sea horizon. You must also not forget fish and chips. Once a place for the rich and famous can now be your home. Once you come out of London, people end up being friendlier, the air cleaner and grass greener. This is Brighton and Hove - a city for all!