Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (Getty/Jeff Overs) It has been 33 years since Section 28 came into law, banning the “promotion of homosexuality” in schools and by local authorities. On 24 May, 1988, the discriminatory law came into effect, emboldening anti-LGBT+ sentiment as the AIDS epidemic continued to ravage the queer community. Section 28 remained in place until 2000 in Scotland – and until 2003 in England and Wales – meaning countless queer young people were left in the dark, unable to access vital information to better understand their identities. The clause – an amen...