June was supposed to be a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ people worldwide. While this remains true in parts of the West, where festivities expanded into street parades, concerts, and cultural events, in Lebanon and the Middle East at large, pride is kept under wraps for safety and security concerns. In Beirut, organisers of Beirut Pride had placed a flower billboard in the predominantly Christian neighbourhood of Achrafieh. Donned the ‘Blooming Billboard’, it started off as greenery that slowly bloomed into rainbow-coloured flowers with the message ‘love always blooms’ written underneath. On 25 June, members of a Christian religious group calling themselves th
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