Fifty years of gay rights but some the Brish media are peddlg the same homophobia

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Not only did Pri lead to a stronger sense of inty for those attendg the prott, Gay News existed as a subversive publitn of unter-cultural disurse a landspe of tradnally heteronormative forms of media. Before sexual acts between men beme legal England and Wal wh the 1967 Sexual Offenc Act, backed by the Church of England and the Hoe of Lords, livg as a gay man had, for centuri, meant facg many human rights challeng and social huiatns.

Homosexualy was nsired a psychologil illns need of treatment by the majory of the public, and often gog further than that, many gay men over centuri were imprisoned for ‘buggery’.

In 1970, the Gay Liberatn Front was found, and as numbers grew, a uple of years later, the first London Pri march was held on 1st July 1972, three years after the Stonewall rts. There had been a recent sense of reluctant tolerance of homosexualy England the late 1960s, but wh the first Pri march, LGBT people me together a sense of muny orr to create visibily, to exprs anger at the discrimatn they faced, but also to celebrate beg LGBT. This was ls of a tradnal prott or ed a rt like Stonewall had been, and more of a premedated event of celebratg inty and sexualy wh a hostile, homophobic society, wh approximately 2, 000 participants walkg om Hy Park to Trafalgar Square.

Peter Tatchell was one of the activists prent at the first UK Pri Rally, and scribed police as not beg aggrsive or agast the prott, but simply surprised, notg that “they’d jt never seen so many gay people before.

One thg that is often overlooked however, is that although Pri has creasgly given reprentatn to a ll for acceptance of gay inti and liv, there was also another form of progrs LGBT visibily that occurred the summer of 1972.

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