What clause 28 meant for gays
Constance from Ashburn Age: 27. Sociable, not scandal, good, with a sense of humor. My dream is to find a soul mate. I love sex.
These desperate pleas were financed by the committee for a free Britain who share an address with the Moony Unification church, this reveals it all. Who needs judicial thuggery. Thatcher, was not there, nor was David Owen. I think you straights are safe from Jenny and Eric and Martin, this Section 28 makes no sense. Parents had complained that if their kids read about gays they'd be turned into them -the sort of logic which might claim that teaching French encourages emigration.
Laurie from Ashburn Age: 24. A charming little girl with a cute smile, a fairy in bed. In fact, miracles! I will give an unforgettable meeting!!
Margaret Thatcher Was No Poster Girl For Gay Rights
An ambition, even by the grubby standards of his calling which I can only call abnormal, queer and perverted. Also this local authority has distributed to parents a leaflet called 'Equal Opportunities' describing their preparations for a working party's report on ways in which schoolchildren can be educated about homosexuality, their own as well as other people's. Henceforward any meeting of lesbians and gays in a youth club, every helpline, every night at Heaven - all are now unsafe. You can't have homosexuality on the rates anymore. It was a good debate with all the arguments paraded in the classic speeches of Mark Fisher, Tony Benn and Chris Smith -the only openly-gay M. His ambition is to be cast as a member of the Thatcher cabinet.
Vicki from Ashburn Age: 29. Exquisite, educated and incredibly sexy, a real woman!
Monica from Ashburn Age: 29. Sexy, uninhibited girl, slender. Meet a decent guy for one night's sex, regular sex.
Paris from Ashburn Age: 21. Looking for a cute, passionate lover. No interference with privacy.
Section 28 protesters 30 years on
Which leaves us with the third local authority, also in London, Lambeth. Howard is the gentleman villain of this pantomime. Also on these private shelves is another offensive book - a resource guide about homosexuality called 'Positive Images', this deals with information about homosexuality across the curriculum - like explaining that some kings of England were also queens. Outside Parliament, the government found itself supported by only three comics -Peregrine Worsthorne, Paul Johnson and the Sun. But one mightn't have expected a government so concerned with education to be itself so careless of words, so illiterate. What she cannot stand is groups of homosexuals.
Donna from Ashburn Age: 24. I love sex in all its manifestations and in various formats.
