How one performer turned grief into joy after extremist terror attack on Berlin’s Pride festival
- A Syrian artist delivered a defiant message of resilience for Berlin's LGBTQ+ community, performing just hours after a hate crime marred the city's Pride celebrations.
- Haidar Darwish took to the stage at Berlin's Museum Island in a flamboyant hoop skirt and red fez.
- He asked for a moment of silence, then declared "the show must go on" despite an attack on the city's Pride celebrations that has plunged the LGBTQ+ community into mourning.
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- A Syrian artist delivered a defiant message of resilience for Berlin's LGBTQ+ community, performing just hours after a hate crime marred the city's Pride celebrations.
- Haidar Darwish took to the stage at Berlin's Museum Island in a flamboyant hoop skirt and red fez.
- He asked for a moment of silence, then declared "the show must go on" despite an attack on the city's Pride celebrations that has plunged the LGBTQ+ community into mourning.
Sources: The Independent