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Pride in the UK: Bylines podcast

The podcast includes a fascinating and interesting interview with Lloyd Russell-Moyle, MP for Brighton Kemptown.

Bylines Network Podcast by Bylines Network Podcast
15-06-2021 12:07 - Updated on 14-04-2022 16:06
in Co. Durham, North East, Northumberland, Politics, Region, Teesside, Tyneside, UK, UK News, Wearside
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At the height of Pride month, join the team at the Bylines Network podcast, as we discuss the history and state of LGBTQ+ rights in the UK and across the world.  Hosts Chris Davis from Brighton and our very own Connor Lamb from Newcastle share their own experiences.

The podcast also includes a fascinating and interesting interview with Lloyd Russell-Moyle, MP for Brighton Kemptown.

The podcast takes a look at what Pride has become in 2021, its commercialisation and “pride-washing”. This is something that many companies do. They make statements supportive of LGBTQ+ rights while acting against queer interests around the world.  

Connor, Chris and Russell discuss what Pride means to them and Russell talks about the government’s plan for reforming the Gender Recognition Act. 

Be sure to follow us at @BylinesPod on all social media, and leave a review if you enjoyed the episode! 

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