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   Who was the first trans contestant to win Eurovision?

   • "Then came the first trans contestant who became the first trans and LGBTQ+ winner, Dana International. "That, of course, was the last time the contest was held in the UK. There's some really important history there, not just for Eurovision but actually in international trans history."

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   Did Nemo win Eurovision?

   • In taking home the trophy, Nemo became the first nonbinary performer to win Eurovision — and has since watched “The Code” become their first charting hit, climbing to Nos. 21 and 52 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. and Billboard Global 200 charts, respectively.

   Nemo: Eurovision Winner on 'The Code,' Nonbinary Folks & What's Next

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   Is Eurovision a haven for the LGBTQ+ community?

   • Eurovision has long been embraced as a haven for the LGBTQ+ community. This year’s competition struck a particular victory for acceptance, crowning the contest’s first nonbinary winner with an eclectic anthem about being true to oneself.

   Nemo, Eurovision's first nonbinary winner, is back in Switzerland

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   When was Eurovision first openly gay?

   • There was a little less subtlety in 1986 when host nation Norway fielded Ketil Stokkan, performing Romeo, with members of a drag troupe. By the time Paul Oscar of Iceland turned up in 1997 as Eurovision's first openly gay entrant, fans like myself were starting to find each other in the early internet forums.

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   Why is Eurovision so important?

   • Perhaps Eurovision's goal moving forward is to foster the ultimate safe space for artists to be their true selves onstage, no matter what the laws in the country they are representing may say about them. Jamie McLoughlin explores how the song contest has been a support to the community for decades.

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   Who won the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 Grand Final?

   • Nemo from Switzerland, winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, on stage after The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 Grand Final at Malmö Arena on May 11, 2024 in Malmo, Sweden. Martin Sylvest Andersen/Getty Images

   Nemo: Eurovision Winner on 'The Code,' Nonbinary Folks & What's Next

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2. www.bbc.com › news › entertainment-arts-65485540How Eurovision became an LGBTQ+ safe space - BBC

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   May 9, 2023 · Eurovision wasn't just a safe space that night, it was a defiant one. Conchita remains one of Eurovision's defining LGBTQ+ moments, but she wasn't the first - that came 53 years earlier.

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   May 9, 2023 · Eurovision wasn't just a safe space that night, it was a defiant one. Conchita remains one of Eurovision's defining LGBTQ+ moments, but she wasn't the first - that came 53 years earlier.

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   Aug 20, 2024 · Nemo, who made history by becoming the first nonbinary winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, is not just a musical force but a symbol of change for LGBTQ+ visibility. In a recent performance at Zurich Pride, the Swiss artist captivated the crowd with a powerful rendition of their winning anthem, “The Code.”

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   May 13, 2024 · This year's champion is the first non-binary singer to win Eurovision with a song explaining coming to terms with the identity.

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   Aug 15, 2024 · Indeed, Nemo made history at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest by becoming the first out nonbinary winner of the long-running music competition, which helped put stars like Abba and Céline Dion...

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   May 13, 2024 · Nemo is the first nonbinary winner of the contest, which has long been embraced as a safe haven by the LGBTQ community. Nemo is also the first Swiss winner since 1988, when Canadian chanteuse...

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   Jun 26, 2024 · In taking home the trophy, Nemo became the first nonbinary performer to win Eurovision — and has since watched “The Code” become their first charting hit, climbing to Nos. 21 and 52 on the...