Understanding 'Where Love Is Illegal'

The video discusses the speaker's journey in documenting the stories of LGBT individuals facing persecution worldwide. It highlights the creation of 'Where Love Is Illegal' to amplify these voices and the use of photography to build trust. The narrative emphasizes the power of storytelling in connecting people and the role of social media in reaching a global audience. The speaker also shares the impact of their work through the organization Witness Change, which supports LGBT communities.

What event in Nigeria inspired the creation of 'Where Love Is Illegal'?

• A government conference

• A meeting with persecuted young men

• A photography exhibition

• A cultural festival

What is the main goal of 'Where Love Is Illegal'?

• To organize cultural events

• To provide financial aid to refugees

• To document and share stories of survival from persecuted individuals

• To promote tourism in Nigeria

Why do some individuals in the project choose to hide their faces?

• To maintain artistic mystery

• To protect their identity and safety

• To avoid media attention

• To follow cultural traditions

How does the speaker ensure the subjects have control over their portrayal?

• By choosing their outfits

• By allowing them to write their own testimonies

• By selecting the camera angles

• By editing their stories

What does the story of Jessie illustrate about identity?

• Gender identity is fundamental and should be respected

• Identity is flexible and can be changed easily

• Identity is not important in storytelling

• Identity is defined by societal norms

What is the speaker's belief about storytelling?

• It is only for entertainment

• It is fundamental to human experience and communication

• It is outdated in the digital age

• It is a tool for political propaganda

What role does social media play in the project?

• It is a platform for celebrity endorsements

• It helps amplify the voices of those silenced by bigotry

• It is used to sell merchandise

• It is used for advertising

What is the purpose of the organization Witness Change?

• To support grassroots organizations and create change

• To publish books on photography

• To host international conferences

• To organize photography workshops

How did the project help four young men in Nigeria?

• By relocating them to another country

• By offering them scholarships

• By raising money for their bail and legal representation

• By providing them with jobs

What is the broader impact of 'Where Love Is Illegal'?

• It has raised awareness and provided support to individuals facing persecution

• It has changed global laws for LGBT people

• It has become a popular TV show

• It has led to the creation of new art galleries