Liberty, Kath Duncan’s untold story of the struggle for civil rights, which tells for the first time how LGBTQ+, working class Black History activists from Lewisham in South East London fearlessly took on the power of the State, the King, and the UK legal system, is to show at Hatcham House, London SE14 5HD during Pride Month on Sunday, June 11.
Released on September 15 is new lesbian fiction novel, Liberty, by Jay Taverner
The UK’s biggest human rights organisations label the Government’s response to the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) (2004) consultation – which looked to update the law on legal gender recognition – a ‘missed opportunity’.
Brazilian actress Ana Luiza Ulsig flees Brazil’s Facist President to star in London stage play about how the LGBT+ Civil Rights Movement was established in Britain in the 1930s. Deptford Heritage Festival will mark the third LGBT+ History Month in February 2019 with Liberty, a new play by Ray Barron-Woolford exploring how the LGBT+ and Civil Rights movements were fought and won in 1930s Britain.
