>History was made in Oxford as Stonewall, Outrage and Schools OUT teamed up to debate at the Oxford Union against the motion that: “This House… Read More »The Winning Team at the Oxford Debate on the 3rd June
>A dedicated campaigner for LGBT Pride in Europe has been awarded a well-deserved MBE. Pride Solidarity founder and annual visitor to Pride celebrations in Europe… Read More »Pride Campaigner Wins Gong
>We seek them out so you don’t have to. This is our weekly non-exhaustive round up of upcoming LGBT programmes on the radio and television.… Read More »LGBT Related Radio and TV Programmes, 12th – 18th June
>Like so much of LGBT History the specific experience of black British lesbians is being lost. The books are out of print and the memories… Read More »Black British Lesbian History Project: Contributions and Volunteers Needed
>In a remarkably clear and astute article, former US basketball player and LGBT History Month patron John Amaechi explains why coming out is still such… Read More »Amaechi on Sports People Coming Out
>Many people see South Africa, with its famously liberal constitution, as a bastion of sexual freedom on the continent. But in some townships, gay women… Read More »South African Lesbian Football Team Offers Sanctuary
>Same sex marriage officially become legalised in Portugal on Saturday, the 5th of June. Portugal thus became the sixth country in the European elite to… Read More »Portugal Legalises Same-Sex Marriage
>“We’re the litmus test of whether a society respects human rights. We are the canaries in the mine.” Jonathan Harvey, author of Beautiful Thing and… Read More »Canary by Jonathan Harvey
>Moscow Pride went ahead this year, despite its ban by the Mayor. After hoodwinking the authorities with a number of red herrings, a few hundred… Read More »Moscow Pride Goes Ahead
>We seek them out so you don’t have to. This is our weekly non-exhaustive round up of upcoming LGBT programmes on the radio and television.… Read More »LGBT Related Radio and TV Programmes, 5th – 11th June
