The Informer

30 May 2019

Even In Hard Times, There’s Hope

Government & Organisations, History, LGBTIQ, News & Politics, the informer

Sarah McBride is a trans rights activist and National Press Secretary of the Human Rights Campaign, whose coming in 2011 marked a watershed for the trans rights movement in the USA.

Andrew Reynolds’ book The Children of Harvey Milk celebrates the increasing impact LGBTIQ+ leaders are having around the world.

Sarah and Andrew were interviewed by Ian Muchamore.

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