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About the Library Founded in 1896, the Library of the London School of Economics and Political Science is one of the largest libraries in the world devoted to the economic, social and political sciences. It is the working library of LSE, as well as a research collection of outstanding national and international importance, awarded 'Designation' status by the Museums Libraries and Archives Council.

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Katherine Rake, 2000

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International Day against Homophobia - Stop Deporting People, 19 May 1990

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  • London Bisexuals Meetup Group said:
    This is the first one of these I see (while clicking through them) that mentions bisexuality explicitly! I know earlier on that the definition of homosexuality and gayness included bisexuality as a subset, but lesbian separatism movement and similar within gay movements threw it out into the cold. The bi movement has been erased and lagging behind ever since, despite being the numerical majority of the whole LGBT+ community.

Suffragists address a crowd near the textile mills at Lea Bridge, Derbyshire, in April 1908.

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  • George Oates said:
    Hi! If you allowed folks to add tags, I would add tags. Like "Lea Bridge" or Derbyshire, or crowd or speech. Stuff like that. Ooh! Suffragist!
  • LSE Library said:
    Hi George Oates! Thanks. Sorry, never seen the option on upload to set and presumed it just defaults to the closed value. We always try to go in to each record and update this after. Is/was it not working on this one...? Help!
  • George Oates said:
    Hmm. I think you can set it for New Uploads... Settings -> Privacy and Permissions -> Defaults for new uploads / Who will be able to see, comment on, or add notes...?
  • Salbacos said:
    Surprised to see so many men in the crowd.

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