UK’s first ever trans pride march was hosted by Brighton last weekend. The Trans Pride’s organising committee state that their aims are ‘to educate, eliminate discrimination and to celebrate our unique history and gender diversity.’ We’d like to see what the weekend meant to you.
As well as Saturday’s March in Unity, Friday saw an opening film night at the Duke of York’s cinema. Plus there was art on display around the city as part of the Brighton Transformed community portrait project.
Later on Saturday, almost 2,000 people celebrated, listened to music and comedy, and engaged with dozens of stall holders and workshops at Pride in the Park until dusk. Those with energy remaining then danced the night away at the free and inclusive official after party.
Sunday saw a beach BBQ and an early evening pool party hosted by the local heroes behind Trans Swimming Brighton.
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