Actually, for China, Vietnam and Cuba, the limiting factor of implementing LGBTQ+ rights is not socialism, but the traditional and extremely conservative views held by the majority population. Most of the work by far is going into working the people past that, because human rights is about humans and not as simple as the writing of a few sentences into the law.
Seeing people as baby machines to feed actual machines instead of embracing our natural state even if the economy suffers for it. Being true to the workers and encouraging all of their people to be true to themselves and each other.
Actually, for China, Vietnam and Cuba, the limiting factor of implementing LGBTQ+ rights is not socialism, but the traditional and extremely conservative views held by the majority population. Most of the work by far is going into working the people past that, because human rights is about humans and not as simple as the writing of a few sentences into the law.
Precisely. And communists from those nations are combating that conservative cultural hegemon.
Seeing people as baby machines to feed actual machines instead of embracing our natural state even if the economy suffers for it. Being true to the workers and encouraging all of their people to be true to themselves and each other.