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How true blue Thatcherism helped paint society pink
Guest blog by Chris Creegan, commentator and social scientist (originally posted on Chris’ home blog on Saturday April 13, 2013) There are occasions when the blogosphere becomes consumed with one event. The passing of Margaret Thatcher was inevitably just such an … Continue reading
Posted in gender politics, General, LGBTI politics, Uncategorized
Tagged #Conservatives, #gay, #genderpol, #Labour Party, #lesbian, #miners' strike, #Thatcher, equality
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