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Man 'evicted' from Manchester Pride protest after crowds turn on him over 'hateful' shirt
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The weekly email brings you all the latest news from the LGBTQ+ community plus exclusive interviews direct to your inbox A supporter of the LGB Alliance was escorted away by police from a protest during Manchester Pride after crowds began chanting “trans lives matter” towards him.
The LGB Alliance describe themselves as an organisation who ‘advance lesbian, gay and bisexual rights’ but their actions have often been seen by some to oppose the transgender community.
While its aims do not mention transgender and non-binary people, the group denies it is trying to 'erase trans people'. READ MORE: Generous Mancs are volunteering to host Afghan refugees in their homes - here's how you can help During the Manchester Pride Protest on Saturday
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A Zurigo oltre 20.000 persone marciano al Pride per il matrimonio egualitario (GALLERY)
Un Pride dallo straordinario significato socio-politico quello che si è tenuto a Zurigo, dove oltre 20.000 persone, tra cui componenti di oltre 70 associazioni Lgbt+, sono partite nel primo pomeriggio di ieri dall’Helvetiaplatz per farvi poi ritorno verso le 16:30 al termine della parata. Leitmotiv della marcia dell’orgoglio la legalizzazione del matrimonio egualitario, sul cui relativo testo di legge, approvato dai due rami del Parlamento elvetico il 18 dicembre 2020 e normante la revisione del Codice civile in materia, la popolazione dovrà esprimersi al referendum del prossimo 26 settembre.
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