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=== Ano Roxo === | === Ano Roxo === | ||
{{Main|Ano Roxo}} | {{Main|Ano Roxo}} {{See also|Dia Roxo}} | ||
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The Luson Rebellion kicked off in 1698 and marked a major paradigm shift in Cartadania as an aggressive transfer of power was underway. But even leading up this moment, the rights of the community were challenged. | The Luson Rebellion kicked off in 1698 and marked a major paradigm shift in Cartadania as an aggressive transfer of power was underway. But even leading up this moment, the rights of the community were challenged. | ||
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At the breakout of the Ano Roxo in 1697, the LGBT community's prevalence in Lusia served as an asset to middle- and lower-class individuals who were rebelling. In fact, some of the largest proponents of the rebellion were [[Michele Astal-Ribeiro]] and [[João Caravalis]], a lesbian woman and gay man from [[Calaine]] and [[Lynnhaven]], respectively, that pushed hard to displace the chokehold the upper class held. In a short period of about four months, known as the rainbow rebellion, they also helped storm the Deseret, Galiza, Loumara, and São Andreas state legislatures, dragging out the religious leaders and those involved in passing down execution orders to the minority. | At the breakout of the Ano Roxo in 1697, the LGBT community's prevalence in Lusia served as an asset to middle- and lower-class individuals who were rebelling. In fact, some of the largest proponents of the rebellion were [[Michele Astal-Ribeiro]] and [[João Caravalis]], a lesbian woman and gay man from [[Calaine]] and [[Lynnhaven]], respectively, that pushed hard to displace the chokehold the upper class held. In a short period of about four months, known as the rainbow rebellion, they also helped storm the Deseret, Galiza, Loumara, and São Andreas state legislatures, dragging out the religious leaders and those involved in passing down execution orders to the minority. | ||
They have been so pivotal to their cause and the overarching protection of all of Cartadania's mistreated citizens to a point where, after the country was again rebalanced in 1701 leading up to its second constitution, they were celebrated. Michele even went on to become a politician in Alexandria and was the first woman to serve as mayor of [[Calaine]] in 1734. She is often credited with helping carve out the inclusive laws of not only Calaine, but Alexandria and Cartadania as a whole as well. | They have been so pivotal to their cause and the overarching protection of all of Cartadania's mistreated citizens to a point where, after the country was again rebalanced in 1701 leading up to its second constitution, they were celebrated. Michele even went on to become a politician in Alexandria and was the first woman to serve as mayor of [[Calaine]] in 1734. She is often credited with helping carve out the inclusive laws of not only Calaine, but Alexandria and Cartadania as a whole as well. | ||
=== Modern history === | === Modern history === | ||