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Remembering the fearless lesbian activists who protested Section 28

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The infamous Section 28 is one of the most controversial UK laws. It led to twenty thousand Mancunians taking the streets in protest, Ian Kellen came out to fight it, and marches took place all over the country.

Among the fiercest protesters who fought against Section 28 were the brave lesbian women who stormed the […] The post Remembering the fearless lesbian activists who protested Section 28 appeared first on GCN.

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