The realme 12 5G was launched in Brazil at the beginning of June 2024 for the official price of R$2,199 for the version with 256 GB of internal storage, but today it is possible to pay less for this same version. At Magalu, the cell phone is being sold for R$1,291 in cash or in up to 10 interest-free installments of R$129.10, with availability in green.
If you don’t already know the realme 12 5Git is an intermediary with good specifications and premium design. It has a 6.72-inch IPS LCD screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and Full HD+ resolution. We also find a hole for the 8 MP front camera.
At the rear there is a dual camera module with a 108 MP main sensor accompanied by a 2 megapixel depth sensor.
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**Interview with Ms. Gilchrist on the ‘Holding Space’ Interview for ‘Wicked’**
**Editor**: Thank you for joining us today, Ms. Gilchrist. Your insights are invaluable, particularly in the context of the recent ‘Holding Space’ interview related to ‘Wicked.’ Can you start by sharing what the term “holding space” means to you in this context?
**Ms. Gilchrist**: Thank you for having me! “Holding space” is a profound concept that involves creating a supportive environment for open dialog and reflection. In the context of ‘Wicked,’ it’s about facilitating a conversation that allows for authentic expression of thoughts and feelings, especially regarding the themes of identity and acceptance that the musical explores.
**Editor**: That’s a beautiful perspective. How do you believe this concept resonates with the broader LGBTQ+ community?
**Ms. Gilchrist**: It resonates deeply. Many in the LGBTQ+ community often find themselves in situations where they need others to truly listen and validate their experiences. By holding space, we acknowledge their stories and struggles, fostering a sense of belonging that is essential for healing and empowerment.
**Editor**: In your role at Equal Pride, how do you aim to incorporate “holding space” in your editorial projects?
**Ms. Gilchrist**: We prioritize inclusive storytelling that respects and amplifies diverse voices. By creating platforms where people feel safe to share their narratives, we embody the principles of holding space. It’s essential to invite various perspectives, particularly those that may have been marginalized, to contribute to richer conversations.
**Editor**: As ‘Wicked’ touches on themes of friendship and conflict, how do you think the musical’s message aligns with the idea of holding space for each other?
**Ms. Gilchrist**: ‘Wicked’ beautifully illustrates the complexities of relationships, especially how understanding one another can transform conflict into compassion. Holding space allows characters—and by extension, audiences—to see beyond their differences, fostering empathy and connection, which is a central to the narrative.
**Editor**: what do you hope audiences take away from the ‘Holding Space’ interview and the ongoing conversation around ‘Wicked’?
**Ms. Gilchrist**: I hope audiences come away with a greater understanding of the importance of empathy and the power of storytelling. Conversations like this can inspire individuals to engage more deeply with each other’s experiences and to practice holding space, not just in theater but in everyday life.
**Editor**: Thank you, Ms. Gilchrist, for sharing your insights with us. Your work in promoting these vital conversations is truly inspiring.
**Ms. Gilchrist**: Thank you for having me! I appreciate the opportunity to discuss these important themes.