The LGTBIQ + claims are celebrated in June, and although large technology companies have joined the cause to show support for the public, it is noteworthy that these days, rather than at a party, they remember various demonstrations and battles. It has been practiced for decades by members of this social movement and their allies to show the discrimination they experience and thus seek respect for their rights and recognition as an active part of society.

In this case, Meta has announced a series of LGTBIQ + themed features that will also be available for the rest of the year.

These are the 3D stickers and avatars with which the company is looking for more representation of this community in Metavers and its social platforms. It is expected that they will be available in Latin America very soon.

These new meta resources can be used on all forms of their posts on Facebook, Instagram and Messenger, such as feeds and stories.

However, like many other social networks, it is expected that they will be used not only as a form of entertainment among users, but also as options in the early stages of meta-development.

And it’s exactly that “digital spaces” are the most appropriate way to define metaversion, as it is a virtual environment created with technologies such as 3D modeling in which you can work, learn and interact. Access with devices such as virtual reality glasses or gloves.

L.He was a stonemason, Shane Benjamin, a designer of avatars and their accessories that could also be used in a meta version.

We need to clarify that avatars are responsible for the settlement of metaversion, i.e. they are a graphical object that represents real users in different virtual worlds.

Finally, social networks and the Internet have been fighting the spread of fake news and hate messages for years, which is why Meta has made an effort to create a fair, respectful and inclusive space through the resources and tools they have created. On this date.

Similarly, a meta version of Meta called “Horizon” is likely to be a learning platform where users can interact with content of social and scientific interest.

LGTBIQ + movement

This social movement officially emerged on June 28, 1969, when riots broke out in Stonewall, New York, USA, when people were killed in a police raid on a city bar, on the ground and in the surrounding area. Police violence.

In the aftermath of the violent incident, members of the community, especially transgender women, who were also separated for defending African Americans and various social causes, began to demonstrate against discrimination and hate attacks.

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