Nina Simone dostala v roku 1981 pozvanie do programu Bratislavskej lýry(začínajúcej 20. mája 1981) ako náhradníčka za Amii Stewart[3]. Do Bratislavy mala pricestovať, ako všetci zahraniční vystupujúci, deň pred plánovaným vystúpením. To sa nestalo. Nina Simone priletela až v deň konania na letisko v Prahe. Letecké spojenie z Prahy do Bratislavy v ten deň nebolo. Ing. Peter Horák - šéf sekretariátu BL v úmysle záchrany dohodol u Pragokoncert letecký taxík (malé vrtuľové lietadlo s pár sedadlami). Sedačky museli z lietadla odstrániť, pretože súčasťou batožiny Niny Simone bola veľká klietka so psom(nemeckým ovčiakom). Po vystúpení z lietadla pôsobila pomerne zmäteným dojmom a organizátori nadobudli dojem, že je pod vplyvom drog. Na sebe mala kožuch, náhrdelník z perál a tesne priliehajúce triko čiernej farby, čo mohlo z diaľky pôsobiť, že je pod kožuchom nahá.
Údajne spôsobila rozruch aj na priestranstve pred Domom odborov – Istropolis, kde pobehovala spolu so svojim psom napádajúcim festivalových hostí. Nápad privolať políciu bol zavrhnutý prizerajúcim sa príslušníkom ŠtB. Upozornil, že ide o cudziu štátnu príslušníčku, čo by vyvolalo nežiadúci medzinárodný incident.
[4]K vystúpenie nakoniec nedošlo a Nina Simone odletela z Bratislavy späť do Francúzska.
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SatanCon is the annual convention of the Satanic Temple, a non-theistic religious organization which uses Satanic imagery to advocate for egalitarianism, social justice, and the separation of church and state. The conventions combine traditional conference-style educational panels with social events, arts, and a marketplace.
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The Satanic Temple is a non-theistic religious organization founded in 2013. It uses Satanic imagery, humor, and legal tactics to advocate for the separation of church and state, critical thinking, reproductive rights, abolishing corporal punishment in schools, and other causes.[1] It does not believe in a supernatural Satan, but uses the idea of Satan and the public's reaction to the concept as a metaphorical or satirical tool to challenge religious authority and advocate against what it views as injustice.[2][3]](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/444242 "English Wikipedia screenshot of the first revision of the \"SatanCon\" article
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SatanCon is the annual convention of the Satanic Temple, a non-theistic religious organization which uses Satanic imagery to advocate for egalitarianism, social justice, and the separation of church and state. The conventions combine traditional conference-style educational panels with social events, arts, and a marketplace.
Background
The Satanic Temple is a non-theistic religious organization founded in 2013. It uses Satanic imagery, humor, and legal tactics to advocate for the separation of church and state, critical thinking, reproductive rights, abolishing corporal punishment in schools, and other causes.[1] It does not believe in a supernatural Satan, but uses the idea of Satan and the public's reaction to the concept as a metaphorical or satirical tool to challenge religious authority and advocate against what it views as injustice.[2][3]")
