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  • Supporters of local community and campaign groups, businesses and the emergency services take part in the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-30.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Protesters draped with Progress Pride, Transgender and Rainbow Pride flags assemble for a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-038.jpg
  • Movement for Justice campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-014.jpg
  • Brighton, UK. 6th August, 2022. NHS workers take part in the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-39.jpg
  • A protester holds a sign highlighting Pride's roots in protest at a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-006.jpg
  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-027.jpg
  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-005.jpg
  • LGBTI+ protesters hold Progress Pride and Transgender Pride flags as the first-ever Reclaim Pride march arrives in Hyde Park for a Queer Picnic on 24th July 2021 in London, United Kingdom. Reclaim Pride replaced the traditional Pride in London march, which many feel has become too commercial and strayed from its roots in protest, and was billed as a People’s Pride march for LGBTI+ liberation. Campaigners called for the banning of LGBTI+ conversion therapy, the reform of the Gender Recognition Act, the provision of a safe haven for LGBTI+ refugees and for LGBTI+ people to be decriminalised worldwide and marched in solidarity with Black Lives Matter.
    First-Reclaim-Pride-London-004.jpg
  • Supporters of local community and campaign groups, businesses and the emergency services take part in the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-32.jpg
  • Revellers pass a Progress Pride flag hanging from a balcony before the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-02.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people pass through Soho on a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-111.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people pass through Soho on a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-109.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-089.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Protesters assemble beneath a Transgender flag to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-087.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Protesters assemble to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-082.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. A protester wearing a keffiyeh and draped with a Transgender flag poses before the Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-075.jpg
  • Thousands of people pass through Soho on a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-026.jpg
  • Protesters with a banner and Rainbow Pride flag assemble to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-004.jpg
  • Protesters with a Progress Pride flag assemble to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-002.jpg
  • Protesters draped in Rainbow Pride and Transgender flags wait to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-014.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-048.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-060.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-076.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-057.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-070.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-071.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-050.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-041.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-072.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Songwriter and broadcaster Tom Robinson stands alongside LGBT+ rights activist Peter Tatchell during a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-043.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (c) mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-042.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (c) mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-062.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-030.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-037.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-063.jpg
  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-010.jpg
  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-022.jpg
  • Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell prepare to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-007.jpg
  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-017.jpg
  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-003.jpg
  • London, UK. 24th July, 2021. Phyll Opoku-Gyimah, co-founder of UK Black Pride, stands with thousands of LGBTI+ protesters assembled in Parliament Square before the first-ever Reclaim Pride march. Reclaim Pride replaced the traditional Pride in London march, which many feel has become too commercial and strayed from its roots in protest, and was billed as a People’s Pride march for LGBTI+ liberation.
    First-Reclaim-Pride-London-055.jpg
  • London, UK. 24th July, 2021. LGBTI+ protesters hold Progress Pride and Transgender Pride flags as the first-ever Reclaim Pride march arrives in Hyde Park for a Queer Picnic. Reclaim Pride replaced the traditional Pride in London march, which many feel has become too commercial and strayed from its roots in protest, and was billed as a People’s Pride march for LGBTI+ liberation.
    First-Reclaim-Pride-London-048.jpg
  • London, UK. 6 July, 2019. Activists from Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants, African Rainbow Family, the Outside Project, Micro Rainbow and other LGBT+ groups take part in a London Pride Solidarity March at the very rear of Pride in London after storming the parade in solidarity with those for whom Pride in London is inaccessible and in protest against the corporatisation of Pride in London.
    LGSM-Pride-in-London-protest-077.jpg
  • London, UK. 6 July, 2019. Activists from Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants, African Rainbow Family, the Outside Project, Micro Rainbow and other LGBT+ groups take part in a London Pride Solidarity March at the very rear of Pride in London after storming the parade in solidarity with those for whom Pride in London is inaccessible and in protest against the corporatisation of Pride in London.
    LGSM-Pride-in-London-protest-096.jpg
  • London, UK. 6 July, 2019. Activists from Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants, African Rainbow Family, the Outside Project, Micro Rainbow and other LGBT+ groups take part in a London Pride Solidarity March at the very rear of Pride in London after storming the parade in solidarity with those for whom Pride in London is inaccessible and in protest against the corporatisation of Pride in London.
    LGSM-Pride-in-London-protest-081.jpg
  • London, UK. 6 July, 2019. Activists from Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants, African Rainbow Family, the Outside Project, Micro Rainbow and other LGBT+ groups take part in a London Pride Solidarity March in solidarity with those for whom Pride in London is inaccessible and in protest against the corporatisation of Pride in London.
    LGSM-Pride-in-London-protest-072.jpg
  • London, UK. 6 July, 2019. Activists from Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants and African Rainbow Family prepare to take part in a London Pride Solidarity March at the very rear of Pride in London - stewards tried to prevent them from joining - in solidarity with those for whom Pride in London is inaccessible and in protest against the corporatisation of Pride in London.
    LGSM-Pride-in-London-protest-064.jpg
  • London, UK. 6 July, 2019. Activists from Lesbians and Gays Support The Migrants, African Rainbow Family, the Outside Project, Micro Rainbow and other LGBT+ groups prepare to take part in a London Pride Solidarity March at the very rear of Pride in London - stewards tried to prevent them from joining - in solidarity with those for whom Pride in London is inaccessible and in protest against the corporatisation of Pride in London.
    LGSM-Pride-in-London-protest-084.jpg
  • A shop window decorated with plastic ducks and Pride flags is pictured on the day of the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-17.jpg
  • A shop window decorated with plastic ducks and Pride flags is pictured on the day of the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-07.jpg
  • A Progress Pride flag is pictured hanging from a balcony before the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-28.jpg
  • A Brighton & Hove Albion FC bus passes revellers draped with Pride flags during the 30th anniversary Brighton & Hove Pride LGBTQ+ Community Parade on 6th August 2022 in Brighton, United Kingdom. Brighton & Hove Pride is intended to celebrate, and promote respect for, diversity and inclusion within the local community as well as to support local charities and causes through fundraising.
    Brighton-and-Hove-Pride-2022-21.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people assemble to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-063.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-098.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Protesters holding signs take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-091.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people assemble to take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-084.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Protesters pose holding signs in front of the Wellington Arch before the London Trans+ Pride march to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-076.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people pass through Soho on a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-077.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-073.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-083.jpg
  • London, UK. 9th July, 2022. Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-051.jpg
  • Thousands of people pass through Soho on a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-036.jpg
  • Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-023.jpg
  • Protesters from Hackney Cop Watch take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-011.jpg
  • Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-012.jpg
  • Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-044.jpg
  • Thousands of people take part in a London Trans+ Pride march from the Wellington Arch to Soho on 9th July 2022 in London, UK. London Trans+ Pride is a grassroots protest event which is not affiliated with Pride in London and which focuses on creating a space for the London trans, non-binary, intersex and GNC community to come together to celebrate their identities and to fight for their rights.
    London-Trans+-Pride-030.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
    UK-Pride-50th-anniversary-040.jpg
  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Movement for Justice campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Songwriter and broadcaster Tom Robinson stands alongside LGBT+ rights activist Peter Tatchell during a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ and human rights campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (c) mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Songwriter and broadcaster Tom Robinson stands alongside LGBT+ rights activist Peter Tatchell during a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ and human rights activist Peter Tatchell joins other Gay Liberation Front (GLF) activists at a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Songwriter and broadcaster Tom Robinson joins Gay Liberation Front (GLF) activists at a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. LGBT+ campaigners with a large inclusive Pride flag join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (c) mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • London, UK. 1st July, 2022. Karen Doyle of Movement for Justice joins Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • A LGBT+ campaigner takes part in a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • Movement for Justice campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • A colourful LGBT+ campaigner joins Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • LGBT+ campaigners join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • A Movement for Justice activist joins Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (c) mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • LGBT+ campaigners with a large inclusive Pride flag join Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans marking the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (l) mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • A protester holds up a sign before a march by Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (l) prepare to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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  • Gay Liberation Front (GLF) veterans including Peter Tatchell (l) prepare to mark the 50th anniversary of the first UK Pride march in 1972 by retracing their steps from Charing Cross to Hyde Park on 1st July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The commemorative march is intended to recapture the roots of Pride as a protest as well as a celebration of LGBT+ rights, contrasting with the depoliticisation and commercialisation of Pride in London, and to call for LGBT+ liberation both in the UK and around the world.
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