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Comrades of China: LGBT issues in China

As Chinese New Year begins today, we take a look at China’s underground gay world, its LGBT issues and see what is being done to improve their rights in one of the world’s most powerful, yet strict and traditional, countrie...

by Young Tan

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My LGBT Hero: You!

Well done! As Nick Bain explains, the final winner of the title 'LGBT Hero' is... you!

by Nick Bain

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Celebrating LGBT History Month with Hackney and Tower Hamlets Councils

LGBT History Month: So So Gay interviews Elly Barnes

Teacher Elly Barnes talks to Colin Warriner about raising LGBT awareness and tackling homophobia in schools

by Colin Warriner

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My LGBT Hero: John Ford (my Granddad!)

Reader and guest contributor Rob Cook writes movingly about his own LGBT Hero: his grandfather, John Ford.

by Rob Cook

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My LGBT Hero: Britney Spears

The newest member of the So So Gay team, Aaron Twitchen, explains why Britney Spears' determination and optimism make her his LGBT Hero.

by Aaron Twitchen

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Senator David Norris. Photograph: Chris Bacon

My LGBT Hero: Senator David Norris

Nick Bain explains why the pioneering gay Irish politician, Senator David Norris, is his LGBT Hero.

by Nick Bain

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My LGBT Hero: Alan Turing

Ade Bradley discusses his LGBT Hero: Alan Turing, the man who paved the way for modern computers and helped save the world from Hitler (featured photograph by Jon Callas)

by Ade Bradley

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My LGBT Hero: Oscar Wilde

Scott McMullon explains why the playwright, poet and author Oscar Wilde is an LGBT Hero.

by Scott McMullon

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My LGBT Hero: Joel Burns

Matt Buttell explains why Texan councilman Joel Burns' heartfelt speech about a spate of suicides among young LGBT people makes him a brilliant LGBT Hero

by Matt 'Darcey' Buttell

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