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The Trans Rights Protest at Parliament Square in London has been cancelled
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The highly anticipated event was scheduled to take place on 5 September at Parliament Square in London but has since been cancelled.
In a somber social media post, Thaniel Dorian of the Protest Trans group stated: “I am so sorry to speakers and volunteers, and my organisational team, who have all worked so incredibly hard and invested so much labour into this event.” Even though the protest will not be taking place this weekend, the organisers have reassured supporters and would-be participants that the funds raised will be used to cover cancellation fees for the BSL interpreters, and the remaining amount will be put forward to future events such as the Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil in November of this year.
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Incredible clip of Jane Fonda defending LGBTQ rights in the ’70s goes viral
Jane Fonda has been an ally of the LGBTQ community long before it was considered cool, and this resurfaced interview from 1979 shows just how outspoken she really was.In the clip, which has gone viral after it popped up on Twitter, Fonda is interviewed during San Francisco’s White Nights Riots, sparked by the murder of Harvey Milk.The interviewer asks her if gay people face discrimination, to which she replies:“Absolutely. Culturally, psychologically, economically, politically, gays and lesbians are discriminated against.”And when asked if she feels like her organization, the Campaign for Economic Democracy, was being “used” by the gay community, she unflinchingly responds:“I hope they use me.
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