Considering the BBC has cancelled #dragraceuk today I want to remind the world of this clip and why a show like this was so vital to so many queer individuals who found home in the show. Letโs hope and dream itโll reach linear tv again.
You can donate here to help save the community cafe on Bernera from the most hated woman in Scotland, the litigious Ms Kellerman. Letโs all get her telt to go homewards and think again!
Kate Forbes deserved to lose over equal marriage. Sheโs perfectly entitled to choose not to enter a same sex union herself. But she has no right to impose her bigoted views on me or any other #LGBT person. Fortunately most Scots donโt share her prejudices. https://t.co/7ZfN553oMO
VV x Kesha
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On 21 June 2000, Scotland officially repealed Section 28.
MSPs voted 99 to 17 in favour of the repeal through the Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act.
Section 28 had originally been enacted in May 1988 by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government. It prohibited local authorities from "intentionally promoting homosexuality" or publishing any material that could be seen as promoting it. Schools were also banned from teaching anything that could be seen as acceptance of homosexuality.
Once Section 28 was repealed, the negative impact it had on people was made clear. The move also paved the way for future LGBTQ+ equality measures in Scotland.
I posted this on Instagram yesterday and got flooded with comments of relief that this gag in The Devil Wears Prada 2 was created by an actual human (me), so I figured Iโd also post it here because I think these companies should get their flowers when they hire an artist.