April 6th is International Asexuality Day (IAD). It is a coordinated global campaign that highlights the ace umbrella — the broader spectrum of asexuality, which includes demisexual and grey-asexual identities, among others.
What are the main themes of the day
The official page of International Asexuality Day mentions four main pillars: advocacy, celebration, education, and solidarity. These themes show that the date is not only about visibility but also about knowledge, community, and public advocacy for rights.
Why it matters to talk about asexuality
Asexuality is often misunderstood or erased from public discourse. Proper information helps ensure that the ace experience is not considered a "phase," "lack," or something that needs correction, but a valid experience and identity.
What we take from April 6th
International Asexuality Day reminds us that inclusion does not stop at the more visible queer identities. There needs to be space and language for the full spectrum of experiences that belong to the community.
Official source: International Asexuality Day
See also: If you want to see how the local queer side of the city ties in with the nightlife experience at Enola, read Queer Thessaloniki: 10 Reasons to Love It and the guide Gay Bar Thessaloniki: The Official Guide to Enola Bar Club.