Cine Tiresias shows film Tastes and Colors about sexual diversity

With the theme Bisexual Visibility, the extension project Interdisciplinary Center for Studies in Gender, Sexual Diversity and Human Rights – Tirésias holds the next edition of Cine Tirésias. This time, the film Tastes and Colors (2018), by Myriam Aziza, will be shown.
The action takes place on Thursday, the 19th, at 6:30 pm, in Auditorium D of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA), and is open to the general community. After the film screening, there will be a debate with the presence of Gabrielle Dal Molin, professor and master in Social Anthropology (UFRN), and Lucas Nascimento, graduate in Public Policy Management (UFRN).
Cine Tirésias is an extension action that seeks to debate issues relating to the human rights of the LGBTI population. The definition of this theme was due to the fact that September 23rd is a day dedicated to the visibility of bisexuality or bisibility. Defined by the movement of bisexual people, the date was created as a response to the erasure, prejudice and marginalization of these subjects, their affections and desires.
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