'We saw our march as giving hope and confidence to the many queers who were too guilty and fearful to join us. We showed them that it was okay to be LGBTQ+.' @PeterTatchell helped organise the UK’s first Pride in 1972.
'I was threatened that I would be tracked down, beaten and subjected to every form of humiliation you can think of' | Josh Layton ✍️ metro.co.uk/2022/06/07/fir…
On July 1, 1972, hundreds of members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies took to the streets of London for the UK’s first-ever Pride march.
As you read this, there are still 71 countries or territories across the world that criminalise homosexuality. #Pride2022 metro.co.uk/2022/06/07/whe…
The east of Ukraine must be liberated from the Kremlin war machine or its LGBTQ+ population will be ‘erased’, warns Lenny Emson, the head of Kyiv Pride, an organisation working to help gay and trans people through the war.
Soldiers trying to track the position of a column of troops and tanks heading for the capital did not have access to a drone in the early days of the invasion.
Pokrasa's' father contacted local defenders to tell them his son was skilled at flying one and might be able to help.
Not long after, the schoolboy, more used to skateboarding than military reconnaissance, helped direct strikes against the convoy.
The teenager told Global News:
🗣 'They provided us information where approximately the Russian column could be.'
I've chosen these five articles from Metro this year because I think they reflect some important issues for our community right now 🏳️🌈
They are all really important topics to think about this #Pride2022
Let's death drop into it👇
Here is my first choice an article by the fabulous @UglaStefania on the Government making a shocking U-turn on its plans to ban conversion therapy in the UK.
Up next we have this inspiring article about adoption. Garry Ratcliffe and his husband adopted four kids – three have disabilities and they couldn’t be more proud of their family 🏳️🌈
BREAKING: Boris Johnson has won his confidence vote by a margin of 211 to 148. trib.al/1dNqhjf
The prime minister's victory secures his place in Downing Street for now - but by no means ends the political jeopardy his government has been plunged into.
Mr Johnson will be keenly aware that Theresa May survived a confidence vote too by winning the backing of 60% of her MPs – but was forced to resign just six months later.
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