Fighting homophobia in Poland

The video discusses the impact of provocative billboards in Warsaw, which aim to raise awareness about homophobia and discrimination. It highlights the aggressive nature of these messages and the public's reaction to them. The video also explores the prevalence of homophobia in Poland, including violence during Gay Pride events, and contrasts this with societal norms in Sweden. Despite challenges, there is optimism that Poland's entry into the European Union could lead to positive changes.

What is the primary goal of the provocative billboards in Warsaw?

• To support a political candidate

• To advertise a new product

• To promote tourism in Warsaw

• To provoke reactions and raise awareness about discrimination

How does the campaign make people feel when they see the posters on the street?

• Happy and joyful

• Aggressive and affected

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Confused and puzzled

What is a common perception of homosexuals in Poland, as mentioned in the transcript?

• They are widely accepted and celebrated

• They are considered normal and healthy

• They are viewed as abnormal or sick

• They are seen as leaders of the community

How does the situation in Sweden differ from that in Poland regarding homophobia?

• Sweden and Poland have identical issues

• Sweden has different types of problems compared to Poland

• Sweden has no issues with homophobia

• Sweden is more homophobic than Poland

What is the hope of gay groups concerning Poland's entry into the European Union?

• That it will help move things forward positively

• That it will have no impact

• That it will lead to more discrimination

• That it will cause Poland to leave the EU