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  1. Mar 1

    Dear Corporates, March 1st... is no excuse to stop giving LGBTQ+ people paid word. is over. But we live on. Allow us to remain in that seat at the table. 👏🏼

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  2. Feb 28

    So LGBT+ History Month is done, and I can’t thank you all enough for the support you’ve shown the show in February. Honestly, it’s overwhelming - and hopefully, you’ll like what we’ve got planned for March and beyond. ⁦⁩ | | 🌈

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  3. Feb 28

    Lovely to see the flag flying over to bring in the end of - visible & active inclusion and representation is so important for people who still face bigotry and hate in the UK ❤️

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  4. Feb 28

    I am relieved is nearly over. Just pride season & TDOV until 2022. I can’t wait for this shite to stop being trendy; corporate ‘queer’ marketing is starting to make me feel ashamed of my sexuality. I don’t want to be lumped in with human pups & polyamorous creeps.

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  5. Mar 7

    read 👏 queer 👏 authors 👏

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  6. Feb 27

    Queer Film History Craig Russell's gay-bar entrance as Mae West in Canadian gay-lib-era-dragsploitation film 'Outrageous' (1977) - which at a production cost of $165,000 did very good business as a pick-up for its NYC distributor Cinema V.

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  7. Mar 17

      Sofa activism Sign my petition asking for permission to put up a memorial to , a hero of gay rights and political activism, in Portrush, where he grew up.

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  8. Mar 2

    I know I just missed but still: In 2003, 76 MPs voted to keep in England and Wales: = 71 = 3 = 1 ‘Independent Conservatives’ = 1 Many of them are still in parliament today. (a thread)

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  9. Feb 28

    Badge off. I'm pretty much done. Happy for the last time everyone! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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  10. Mar 31

    It being here am I from yesterday being embarrassingly visible but talking about wonderful things

    Join & as they explore the legend of Medusa through a queer lens. A fascinating talk covering Greek mythlogy and the ancient world. Free for all to enjoy as part of our Ray Harryhausen | Titan of Cinema exhibition
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  11. Mar 1

    “I will not be erased” 💙🧡 writers share their stories about , sexuality, family, love, power and growing up as women and non-binary people of colour. Really recommend if you haven’t read this book yet 📚  

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  12. Apr 6

    Took a while but we’ve finally visited all the blue plaques in ’s post. Thanks for a great way to learn some history, explore new parts of town and keep our daily lockdown step count up! Hoping to see greater diversity in future honourees too

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  13. Apr 6

    Today we are thanking everyone who contributed to week 3 of Sally, Sarah

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  14. Feb 28

    Today is the final day of . It’s been a fantastic month of learning for me - there are so many remarkable LGBTQI women I never knew about. Two I do? Are and Anya - my co creators of the caucus!

    WE couldn’t celebrate without recognising the newly forming caucus who are creating an intersectional & inclusive space for our members, whilst helping members achieve their political activist goals via education, policy work & election support. 🏳️‍🌈
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  15. Feb 28

    28 poems for LGBT History Month 28/28 ‘A GLIMPSE’ by Walt Whitman

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  16. Mar 4

    There was so much happening in that you might have missed this!

    Many older LGBT+ people have experienced a lifetime of prejudice, which is one of many reasons they may have specific health and care needs. We have been working to better understand the needs of older LGBT+ people:
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  17. Mar 2

    Thrilled to feature thoughts from Pro Racing Driver 🏁 around her personal privacy while living life in the public eye.

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  18. Apr 1

    "Keep the receipts. It's really important that we have the memories of people and the documentation." In our event with , we heard from on the history of the Gay Liberation Front. You can rewatch the night here:

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  19. Feb 28

    Final day of and my Unsung Hero is John Curry. He was outed in 1976, the year he won Gold at the European and World Championships, and the Olympics, and was voted BBC sports personality of the year. He died of an AIDS related heart attack in 1994, aged 44.

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  20. Mar 31

    It’s been a great day celebrating and classes doing work around so proud of our school council who asked if we could do this following the work they had done during

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