Ted Brown warns about gay people beg ‘phed back to the closet’ after Noel Glynn was beaten by staff
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“I still have that ticket, ” he built a life together, survived the Aids crisis – while losg numero iends – and wnsed dramatic attudal shifts towards homosexualy. A man experienced homophobic abe a re home that left him wh bisg on his body and an apparent cigarette burn on his hand, his partner has said, as he said people were beg phed “back to the closet” when at their most Brown said his civil partner, the LGBT activist Noel Glynn, who died 2021, was beaten, tnted and mistreated by re home staff.
He said they also refed to regnise their relatnship – referrg to Brown as Glynn’s “iend” or “father” said two whistleblowers me forward to nfirm his spicns that Glynn had been attacked by staff at Albany Lodge nursg home Croydon, south London, bee of his sexualy after he was “outed as a gay man” whistleblowers claimed that, on one ocsn when Glynn was walkg through the home wh two other rints, two staff members approached him and asked: “Are you a gay man? Do you like gay men? Photograph: Ted BrownBrown joed the Gay Liberatn Front when he was 20 and, 1972, helped anise the first Pri event the UK, where the two met.