From drag queens to leather daddies, we look into the defiant visibility of dressing up at Pride. See more:
in 2018) but the attendees made up for the lack of numbers by being visibly and audaciously queer. Peter Thatchell, who was present, writes of “extravagant costumes and cheeky banners poking fun at homophobes like Mary Whitehouse.”was involved in the Gay Liberation Front and attended his first Pride in 1974. We meet for a coffee by Regent's Canal and I ask Hinton whether fashion has always been important at Pride.
Robin Craig, a trans man and PhD student at Roehampton University, explains that Pride isn’t always a welcoming place. “There’s a palpable sense of danger,” he says, “particularly since last year when TERFs took over the front of the parade. As well as this faction, there are generally transphobic cis people, too. The small, vocal minority of TERFs have just made them bolder.”
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