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                                LGBT+ History Month 18/28: Paris Lees[DISCLAIMER] This post touches on sensitive topics including self-harm and suicide and you should not proceed should these subjects cause distress. In today’s edition of the Queeroes series we are looking at a pioneering trans icon. Her work on furthering... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 17/28: Jessica Kellgren-FozardWhat’s more diverse than the LGBTQ+ community? We come in a range of nationalities, our genders vary inside and out of the spectrum and we are finding more and more ways to celebrate who we are. That being said it... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 16/28: Sally HitchinerWhen you think about the LGBTQ+ community you are likely to think about religion. The two have a long standing, textured history that goes back thousands of years. Today the divided conversation continues and is one that’s very close to... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 15/28: Roberta CowellWeek 3 of LGBTQ+ History Month begins and with it the ever-growing list of our Queeroes. So far, we’ve discovered activists, pacifists, and educationalists. We’ve seen refugees become saviours. Literary greats become write offs. We’ve even seen war heroes labelled... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 13/28: Arsham ParsiIn the UK, we often take for granted just how lucky we are when it comes to equality. I for one often forget that, as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I am afforded the rights and privileges that I... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 12/28: Stephen Whittle[DISCLAIMER] This post touches on sensitive topics including self-harm and suicide and you should not proceed should these subjects cause distress. As we approach the weekend of the second week that is LGBTQ+ History month, I hope that this series... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 11/28: Lady PhyllIt goes without saying that culture is a wonderous and diverse thing. It’s important for growth, development and making us all better human beings. Without it, the world would be a terrible place and progress wouldn’t even be a word.... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 10/28: Jan MorrisToday’s entrant in the queeroes series was brought to my attention by a former Kaleidoscope member. She regaled at the significance of their work and the lasting impact they had on the world. This person has had an exceptional career... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 09/28: Barbara GittingsWe continue the LGBT+ History month celebrations with another chapter in the Queeroes series. Civil activism is often engaged through various means of action. Whether that’s sit-ins, marches or violence, todays activist took a different approach on this, though she... 
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                                LGBT+ History Month 08/28: Bayard RustinA new week and a new queero to celebrate in our LGBT+ History Month 28 days of queeros series. If you have already read all of last week’s editions then please do check them out now. Not only are they... 
