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being very wary about, what can you say, what's respectable enough to say? naturally, they are trying to divide us all up. we need tojoin together even more. shout till we're hoarse, | until conversion therapy is banned for all. still today, a third of all lgbt+ people in britain have been victims of homophobic, biphobic or transphobic violence. the only way you keep rights by perpetually struggling to keep them. no victory is ever forever unless you make it forever. the next chapter in the glf history will be written on friday when they march here once again, 50 years after starting a revolution that changed so much for so many. lauren moss, bbc news. we're joined now by author and former editor of attitude magazine, matthew todd. good morning, matthew. it's amazing, isn't it, how far society has come in 50 years. i don't know what you
EnoughConversion-therapyPeopleAllRightsVictoryBiphobicVictimsThirdBritainHomophobicBbc-newsthat's really part of what pride is in the uk. ., ., ,, ., i. in the uk. good to talk to you, matthew todd, _ in the uk. good to talk to you, matthew todd, author - in the uk. good to talk to you, matthew todd, author and - in the uk. good to talk to you, i matthew todd, author and former editor of attitude magazine. mike's at wimbledon for us this morning with all the sport. some days, wimbledon is all about the action, and some days, there is a lot of emotion on court. and yesterday was one of those days, wasn't it? , ., ., ., wasn't it? yes, good morning. absolutely. — wasn't it? yes, good morning. absolutely, and _ wasn't it? yes, good morning. absolutely, and it _ wasn't it? yes, good morning. absolutely, and it showed i wasn't it? yes, good morning. absolutely, and it showed the | absolutely, and it showed the importance of family on centre court at wimbledon. few other sports could rival that family connection between the players when they look up to their families as well. we saw what it meant to katie boulter at the end because she dedicated her stunning upset win to her gran who passed away a few days ago. there was a real connection with the family that was there and the emotion port out after what was a stunning upset the finalist last year, karolina pliskova. it is a stunning morning this morning, the sun is risen now
The-ukPrideUsWimbledonMatthew-toddAuthorSportMike-sAttitude-magazineLotOneItthis weekend tens of thousands of people will be marching at pride events in many parts of the uk to celebrate the lgbt+ community. it's 50 years since the �*gay liberation front�* organised the uk's first ever pride parade in london — paving the way for the gay rights movement. matthew todd, author of "pride" a book telling the stories of the lgbtq+ community, joins me now. there is a lot of history. lots of photographs in a public this because in some ways, the visuals have been a really important part of what this march meant at the beginning and what it has continued to mean? what what it has continued to mean? what was interesting _ what it has continued to mean? what was interesting was _ what it has continued to mean? twist was interesting was that it what it has continued to mean? "misgt was interesting was that it was hard to find pictures because we didn't have the internet or phones or digital cameras so many of those pictures were kept away and hidden photographers who worked for gay magazines, we went rifling for their
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