Homosexuality: from burnings at the stake to being welcome at the church | Leo Raznovich | TEDxUCCI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Religion and homosexuality are not incompatible. In fact, they need each other in a democratic and secular society.
Dr. Leonardo Raznovich obtained a LL.B. from the University of Buenos Aires in 1995, a LL.M. from Harvard Law School in 1997 and a doctorate degree from Oxford University in 2004. He was Head of Law (2008-2010) and principal lecturer in law (until 2012) at Canterbury Christ Church University in the UK where and also served as Convenor of the Legal Education Section of the Society for Legal Scholars Conference in the U.K. for the triennium 2009/2011.
Leo is currently a law lecturer at the Cayman Islands Law School where he teaches evidence, EU law, jurisprudence and dispute resolution. As an attorney at law in practice since 1995 in Argentina and called to the Bar in England in 2010, he gained experience in a wide range of commercial matters and more recently also public law matters, in particular, in cases involving human right issues in the area of LGBT equality.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Good job here, Leonardo, at looking at the early evolution of the Roman Catholic's viewpoints on sexuality. I hope that your talk opens a few eyes.
My ancestors are Jewish and fled to England to escape persecution in Portugal and I identify as homosexual so basically I was the crusades nightmare and people like me and my ancestors have been persecuted for a while
Pink shirt, the biceps, the hair...oh yeah, he’s one of us. 🏳️🌈
Or is he just Argentinian?
What...lol?
@Dominik Rodriguez If you're such a genius than you should know that while the most frequent surnames in Argentina are Spanish and Italian, there's a lot more to Argentina than that: Medem (Arabic), Capitanich, Pizarnik (both Eastern European & Jewish)...
Oh, you're just jealous because he has hair on his chest---and on his head.
He is one beautiful man.
I loved everything about this! :) Especially when he said "womens" ;) Man, History can trip you up when you finally get educated. All the ways your people are oppressed, and all the ways your people have oppressed others.
Professor Raznovich is great ! His tireless work and activism is as important as Peter Tachel's activism.Homophobia is real and its painful for those who meet it .The fight for equal rights must go on! Great job Professor !
Excelente explicação
I looked up gay rights in the Cayman Islands, and, sadly, the islands still have some way to go legally in terms of gay rights, as do many islands in the Caribbean. The international organization All Out has been working for gay rights in the Caribbean, most recently in the Dutch islands, and elsewhere in the world. You can learn more at its website:
allout.org/en/
omg he hit every point thank you god
Yes. This man is god.
+Lorenzo Martinez no he is not.
True Precption You can't prove that he's not.
+Lorenzo Martinez who you are speaking about when you this man?
True Precption what
wow so educational and enlightening.. feels like the gists of more than a century of lessons on root cause of homophobia all collapsed into less than a 20-minute TedTalk.. kudos to the speaker.. may your tribe multiply!
👌🤔😁👍👍
Thank you so much
I'm usually good at understanding different accents but I'm Haveing trouble understanding him. Wish their were subs. No fault of his its just me lol.
there widely still not excepted around the wold!!!
Welcome in the church? Not mine. I eventually left.
I love his speech, but I giggled a bit when he said, "womens"
This is off topic but how many times does this man say "eh". Anyway, carry on.
Only understood a few words he’s was saying, the rest was blah, blah, blah.
chris im not interested in the freedom interpreters. im fed up of your advert!
OMG...THIS IS THE MOST BORING LECTURE ON HOMOSEXUALITY,,,,YAWN
I heard him loud and clear and thought his lecture was brilliant for its summary of the issues.