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    1. AttitudeAdjusterSE on

      It’s a bit of a shame that the Greens and Lib Dems have both been targeted by this ban when they’ve been consistently fairly strong on these issues but I get it regardless. Certainly no other major party has any business being included at Pride currently.

    2. Glittering_Loss6717 on

      Good, politicians are so quick to shove LGBT people under the bus.

    3. TesticleezzNuts on

      Don’t blame them. I don’t feel there is a party that represents my interests as a gay man. They definitely don’t if you are trans. They just use us for political clout when it suits them and then throw us under the bus when it doesn’t.

      Our lives are not pawns for there politics. Our existence isn’t political.

    4. > The announcement comes after the Supreme Court ruled that the term “woman” in the Equality Act was defined by biological sex.

      > The ruling was welcomed by some campaigners representing lesbian, gay and bisexual people who say it protects single-sex groups, while others shared concerns about the impact on the trans community.

      Lmao, what a fucking weaselly third and fourth paragraph of the article by the BBC. The *vast* majority of ‘LGB’ people support trans people and their rights. But of course the BBC feels the need to focus on the tiny number (many of whom are part of ‘LGB’ organisations but aren’t actually queer themselves) who don’t.

    5. bananablegh on

      we should be offering a seat to the ones that still give us the time of day (i.e. not the tories or labour). Saying “no politics at pride” isn’t going to help.

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