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Theatre Director Noel Tovey said:
"Nobody should have to live with the fear of violence."
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Actor Justine Saunders said: "Everyone
should be able to live the way they choose."
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The NSW Koori community got behind
the Homophobia: What Are You Scared Of? campaign in a big way in 1997,
launching a special-edition postcard series in October.
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ICAM television presenter Nathan Ramsey
said: "I accept people for who they are, not what they are. I have some
friends who are gay and some who are straight."
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Designer Ethan West concluded the
series on a more whimsical note, pictured with a friend by the caption:
"My friend Jennifer doesn't care that I'm gay, and that's the way it should
be for everyone."
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Six well-known Indigenous Australians
leant their faces to the campaign, which incorporated traditional designs
with a strong anti-homophobia message. Each participant was invited to
contribute a personal quote to the back of the card. Click a face and see
the whole card!
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Sydney Olympic Arts Festival Director
Rhoda Roberts said: "We all have the right to be ourselves without fear
of violence."
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Singer Leah Purcell said: "You fellas
wanna knock off, people are people and we're all one big mob."
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