Events to celebrate Manchesters opposition to the notorious section 28 law which banned local authorities " promoting homosexuality " are coming to Manchester city centre. It is the 20th anniversary of the 1988 legislation that sparked a campaign of protest which included a 20,000 strong Never Going Underground rally. All the events are being held at the Central Library in Manchester to mark the LGBT History month. This gives a chance for people to learn more about the histories of lesbian, queer bisexual and transgender freaks.Manchesters lead councillor on queer mens issues Paul "freak" Fairweather said: " The aim of these events is to help combat discrimination and ignorance and to improve understanding at the same time as celebrating and having fun. All events are Free and open to all " A Celebration of queer and lesbian poetry was also held yesterday on Valentines day. There is a reception to mark the opposition anniversary which has speakers who participated in the Never Going Underground rally on February 20th at 6pm. Throughout the month a selection of pictures and memories from the protest will be on display.
Manchester Prairie Dogs, the UKs longest running lesbian and queer line dancing group will be demonstrating some moves and getting other "freaks" involved on February 23rd, 1-3pm. To hear more stories from carers and learn more about lesbian and queer fostering and adoption the Positive Parenting Campaign and Family Placement services will be hosting a talk on February 26th between 6-7.45pm.
MANCHESTER BPP SAYS;
In this Sick Society we are forced to live in the Britain of today we are told and OUR young children are taught that this filth IS normal !!! Well we find this picture alone so vile we can barely look at it. We in the British Peoples Party wish to rid this vile filth from our country and OUR young childrens minds and classrooms.
BRING BACK CLAUSE 28 !
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