"The Lives and Legacies of the British Gay Liberation Front Badge, 1970 - 2024".
We are very proud to announce that two of our Undergraduate students, Pip Fletcher and Noah Petts, have had an article published The Historical Journal: https://t.co/IOPKXpz0Qi
#LSE#history
Absolutely delighted that our paper “The Lives and Legacies of the British Gay Liberation Front Badge, 1970-2024” is out on first view in @HistoricalJnl!
📣Out now on #firstview!
Philippa Fletcher and Noah Petts (both @lsehistory) on 'The Lives and Legacies of the British Gay Liberation Front Badge, 1970–2024'
#Badge#Community#Belonging#QueerHistory 20thc 🗃️
👉Read open access: https://t.co/b8i37fuPIY
Come with Noah and Pip as they visit the People's History Museum in Manchester and our archives in London to look at Greenham Common collections. #PartOfLSE
In this video, Noah talks to Dr @TanyaHarmer from @lsehistory about the current exhibition, and Pip visits People's History Museum in Manchester to look at related material.
Come visit! https://t.co/U3UZEfa9Zg
First up is a Camden Gay Liberation Front (GLF) newsletter!
They both liked the magenta used, as well as the delicate ornamentation added to break up the text.
The newsletter included a page to make your own badges! Which badge would you choose?
I had a wonderful day at the @QFrontiers conference today! @PettsNoah and I presented our paper “Wearing Community: The Enduring Significance of the London Gay Liberation Front Badge” and I loved listening to the variety of research!