1726: Kamugasha Louis on Humanism, Critical Thinking, LGBTI+ Rights, and Freedom in Uganda
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/08/07
“My culture is shaped by African beliefs and practices.”
“I have always loved research.”
“I questioned the relevance of religion and power relations.”
“Humanists and LGBTI people have forever been allies.”
“We wanted to help amplify LGBTI+ voices and agency.”
“Lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment.”
“Human rights are universal.”
“No person should be persecuted because of who they choose to love.”
“Stand with our LGBTI+ friends.”
“We have increased membership and our organization is now trusted because of HI.”
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