Tomorrow (February 28) is the ast chance to view two exhibitions at The Margate School for LGBT+ History Month programme of events
Politicorgy by Bashar Ali
Free exhibition by Bashar Ali in celebration of LGBT+ History Month. Politicorgy is a performance for the viewer, encompassing sex, desire, disappearance of the individual and representation of political dis-(order) that we live in.
Find out more here: https://bit.ly/36rNULU
Bona Polari! By Lee Campbell
Free exhibition by Lee Campbell. Bona Polari! takes Polari as a theme to engage visitors using Lee’s recent film The Tale of Benny Harris (2022) written entirely in Polari slang as a catalyst for discussion and a means to invite visitors to create their own polari.
Find out more here: https://bit.ly/35lzdtm
Both exhibitions are open from 10am-4pm.
what is this world coming too ?
Looks like I’m going to miss it. Oh dear how sad never mind.
Surely LGBT+ means everyone of every conceivable (or not) sexual orientation and inclination?
For once I find myself in the distressing (but not compromising) position of agreeing simultaneously with “real world” and Peter Checksfield.
That is even more distressing for me!!!
thank you phyllis i always thought i might turn you one day.
I don’t suppose Phyllis Quot will be agreeing often with “real world”, as her approach to life is generally realistic and positive.
rose tinted spectacles come to mind marva ? as least some of us say what most people are thinking anyway.
Who cares what most people are thinking?
Once upon a time most people thought that the Earth was at the centre of the universe.
They were wrong
I don’t care what people think: I care about what’s right.
I doubt if anybody commenting on a local newspaper knows what most people are thinking.
People like “real world” wear shit-coloured glasses, judging by their comments.
Your language is absolutely appalling for a “lady”!
Fortunately I don’t think of myself as a lady.
I suspect most people agree.
Most people don’t actually know me.
Everyone knows me.
No they don’t.