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Pink Professions. Four famous LGBT people for each profession. From artists and actors to scientists and serial killers. From soldiers and skaters to clerics and cartoons. LGBT and BME. 64 well known LGBT people from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds. Nottingham Pride. Pictures taken from the many years of Nottinghams Pride festivals.
Gay Nottingham Times. 12 themed panels each with a Nottinghamshire connection. Sex, Lives and Videotape...Campaign Trails...Law and Disorder...Fun and Games and more. Gay cartoon characters – from Selma Bouvier to Northstar via Tinky Winky.
Pink Professions. Four famous LGBT people for each profession. From artists and actors to scientists and serial killers. From soldiers and skaters to clerics and cartoons.
A display celebrating Civil Partnerships. A background to Civil Partnerships with pictures of local people and national celebrities who have had their civil ceremonies. LGBT Royalty. 24 LGBT members of various royal families.
Pink Professions. Four famous LGBT people for each profession. From artists and actors to scientists and serial killers. From soldiers and skaters to clerics and cartoons.
This is being shown as part of LGBT History Month and provides a lead up to the LGBT History exhibition at the Broadway Studio. George Falconer (played by Colin Firth), a 52 year old British college professor is struggling to find meaning to his life after the death of his long time partner, Jim. George dwells on the past and cannot see his future as we follow him through a single day, where a series of events and encounters, ultimately lead him to decide if there is a meaning to life.
Pink Professions. Four famous LGBT people for each profession. From artists and actors to scientists and serial killers. From soldiers and skaters to clerics and cartoons.
Novelist Richard Beard (who studied creative writing at UEA) and Drusilla Marland talk about Richard's book "Becoming Drusilla: One Life, Two Friends, Three Genders". The book is about his friend Dru's gender transition and Richard's own reaction to it. More info at http://www.facebook.com/#/event.php?eid=255691218364&ref=mf
Barbara Ross is the founder of the Norfolk based Gender Identity Services.
Having worked in the field of Gender Dysphoria for over 35 years Barbara has witnessed the gradual shift in attitudes by society and medical professionals leading to an increased acceptance of both the validity and enormity of the challenges faced by the Gender Dysphoric individual.
Whilst improved social and medical insight is by no means wholescale, it hopefully indicates that the blanket prejudice once faced by those with gender related issues is finally being addressed. An informal sesion with tea and cakes! Cost £5 on the day but numbers are limited so YOU MUST book in advance by e-mailing history@norwichpride.org.uk
This fascinating exhibition depicting the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans history of the East End will be touring around venues in Tower Hamlets during February.
This is the Council's flagship event as part of the LGBT History Month. Officers will be launching the groundbreaking research into the needs of our LGBT community and their experiences of our services. The event will feature guest speaker Angela Mason, a commissioner at the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
