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Encouraged by the success of the inaugural [[Pink Dot]] event in 2009, the organisers decided to hold a second one in 2010. The theme for that year was "Focusing on our families". |
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Revision as of 21:19, 17 May 2020
Channel News Asia's report on Pink Dot 2010
Encouraged by the success of the inaugural Pink Dot event in 2009, the organisers decided to hold a second one in 2010. The theme for that year was "Focusing on our families".
New celebrity ambassadors, Adrian Pang, Tan Kheng Hua and DJ Big Kid were invited to make the announcement in one of the campaign videos [1],[2] and to host the gathering on the final day.
In line with the family theme, a series of four videos featuring true-life accounts of LGBT Singaporeans in strong cohesive families was produced[3],[4],[5],[6].
Pink Dot 2010 was held on Saturday, 15 May at 5 pm[7]. Another record turnout of 4,000 people was achieved[8]. For the first time, it received video coverage from the local media, namely, Channel News Asia[9]. The Sunday Times also carried an article with a large photograph of the event[10]. Again, there was widespread interest in the international media[11],[12].
See also
- Pink Dot SG
- Pink Dot 2011
- Pink Dot 2012
- Pink Dot 2013
- Pink Dot 2014
- Pink Dot 2015
- Pink Dot 2016
- Pink Dot 2017
- Pink Dot 2018
- Pink Dot 2019
References
- "Pink dotted!", The Online Citizen, 16 May 2010[13].
Acknowledgements
This article was written by Roy Tan.