With just under two weeks to go until this year’s event, Brighton & Hove Pride is celebrating a milestone 50th Anniversary of the first Pride march in the city with their Pride at 50 – Dare To Be Different campaign taking place on lampposts across the city and an exhibition at Brighton’s Jubilee Library.
Elderly veterans of the first UK Pride march in 1972 led two Pride parades at the weekend: one on Friday, July 1, which was the exact 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride, and another during the official Pride in London parade on Saturday, July 2.
Elderly veterans of the first UK Pride march in 1972 will lead two Pride parades: one this Friday, July 1, which is the exact 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride, and another during the official Pride in London parade on Saturday, July 2.
Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans and supporters to commemorate 50 years since the formation of the ground-breaking GLF movement with a candlelit vigil outside the London School of Economics on Tuesday, October 13.
New exhibition & festival to celebrate the 50th year of the Gay Liberation Front, the movement that radically shifted personal and public attitudes to LGBTQ+ equality.
Twelve of the last surviving activists from the London Gay Liberation Front (GLF) marched in London on Saturday, June 27 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of GLF and to reclaim Pride with political demands.
London Gay Liberation Front (GLF) to march Pride in London route on Saturday, June 27.
Nobody’s Scapegoat – The life and achievements of Michael James.
