LGBT Activists Gratitude Spice Girls Singer Mel C for Canceling Poland NYE

Spice Girls singer Mel C canceled her scheduled New Year’s Eve performance in Poland, which prompted LGBT Activists to celebrate her decision

The 48-year-old British singer She did not give any reason for her decision to cancel the show. Still, followers were convinced that she decided to pull out because of Poland’s anti-LGBT stance.

“In light of some issues that have been brought to my attention, that do not align with the communities I support, I’m afraid I will no longer be able to perform in Poland as planned on New Year’s Eve,” Mel C is Melanie Jayne Chisholm. shared Follow us on Twitter.

“I hope to be back there very soon. Hope you’re all having a wonderful Christmas and best wishes for 2023. Melanie xxx.”

Followingers were delighted with the stance they took in support of the LGBT community.

“I’m super proud of you, my dear. [These] small things change the world. Thanx,” One follower wrote.

“The best ally,” An additional person agreed.

“Thank you for not only being here for us, but also by us,” Third person chimed in. “We love you Mel.”

The New Year’s Eve show is being staged by Polish state broadcaster TVP. They stated that Spice Girls’ member resigned. “under the pressure of online comments,” The BBC. Many of his followers were shocked to learn that Mel C had cancelled the show.

Mel C is an internationally recognized LGBT rights activist. In 2021, the British LGBT Awards awarded her the celebrity alliance prize. She was also named “Honorary Gay” The publication mentioned that Attitude magazine published the article earlier in the year.

Poland is well-known for being a strong advocate of traditional marriage. President Andrzej Da stated in 2020 that the LGBT movement was “coming of age”. “more destructive” Communism is better than communism. In the predominantly Catholic country, same-sex marriages are not legalized. Also, couples who are identical cannot legally adopt children.  

More than one-third have established themselves in the country. “LGBT-free zones,” or in areas where local and state laws are trying to preserve traditional marital relationships, CNN. However, the Polish Embassy in the United States confirmed that these individuals are still protected against violence and discrimination as all other citizens of the country.

“They are declarations that represent the views of local officials on issues of moral salience, and may be viewed as both a voice within a larger discussion on gender and sexuality as well as a manifestation of the freedom of expression,” A statement on the laws says Part. “All individuals in Poland, including members of the LGBT community, have the right to full protection against hate, violence and discrimination.”