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	Colquhoun features in a book by [[Helen Lewis]] called 'Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights' published by Jonathan Cape in 2020 <ref> https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/feb/16/difficult-women-history-of-feminism-11-fights-helen-lewis-review </ref>. In February 2021 Lewis was due to attend an on line celebration of Colquhoun's life hosted by [[LGBT+ Labour]] ([[Labour]] Party) but the invitation was withdrawn and the event cancelled because Lewis had views at variance with the group on [[gender identity]] <ref> https://uk.olxpraca.com/lgbt-labor-apologizes-for-inviting-journalist-helen-lewis-to-event/ </ref>.		Colquhoun features in a book by [[Helen Lewis]] called 'Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights' published by Jonathan Cape in 2020 <ref> https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/feb/16/difficult-women-history-of-feminism-11-fights-helen-lewis-review </ref>. In February 2021 Lewis was due to attend an on line celebration of Colquhoun's life hosted by [[LGBT Labour]] ([[Labour]] Party) but the invitation was withdrawn and the event cancelled because Lewis had views at variance with the group on [[gender identity]] <ref> https://uk.olxpraca.com/lgbt-labor-apologizes-for-inviting-journalist-helen-lewis-to-event/ </ref>.

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	Colquhoun features in a book by [[Helen Lewis]] called 'Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights' published by Jonathan Cape in 2020 <ref> https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/feb/16/difficult-women-history-of-feminism-11-fights-helen-lewis-review </ref>. In February 2021 Lewis was due to attend an on line celebration of Colquhoun's life hosted by [[LGBT+ Labour]] (Labour Party) but the invitation was withdrawn and the event cancelled because Lewis had views at variance with the group on [[gender identity]] <ref> https://uk.olxpraca.com/lgbt-labor-apologizes-for-inviting-journalist-helen-lewis-to-event/ </ref>.		Colquhoun features in a book by [[Helen Lewis]] called 'Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights' published by Jonathan Cape in 2020 <ref> https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/feb/16/difficult-women-history-of-feminism-11-fights-helen-lewis-review </ref>. In February 2021 Lewis was due to attend an on line celebration of Colquhoun's life hosted by [[LGBT+ Labour]] ([[Labour]] Party) but the invitation was withdrawn and the event cancelled because Lewis had views at variance with the group on [[gender identity]] <ref> https://uk.olxpraca.com/lgbt-labor-apologizes-for-inviting-journalist-helen-lewis-to-event/ </ref>.

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Helen Lewis book and cancellation by LGBT+ Labour.

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			Colquhoun features in a book by [[Helen Lewis]] called 'Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights' published by Jonathan Cape in 2020 <ref> https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/feb/16/difficult-women-history-of-feminism-11-fights-helen-lewis-review </ref>. In February 2021 Lewis was due to attend an on line celebration of Colquhoun's life hosted by [[LGBT+ Labour]] (Labour Party) but the invitation was withdrawn and the event cancelled because Lewis had views at variance with the group on [[gender identity]] <ref> https://uk.olxpraca.com/lgbt-labor-apologizes-for-inviting-journalist-helen-lewis-to-event/ </ref>.

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	[[File:Maureen Colquhoun.jpg\|thumb\|Maureen Colquhoun]]'''Maureen Colquhoun''' (Maureen Morfydd Colquhoun, born 2 August 1928) is an economist and [[Labour]] politician.		[[File:Maureen Colquhoun.jpg\|thumb\|Maureen Colquhoun]]'''Maureen Colquhoun''' (Maureen Morfydd Colquhoun, born 2 August 1928) was an economist and [[Labour]] politician.

	In 1974 she was elected as Labour MP for [[Northampton]] North. She appeared to be a happily married woman with three grown up children, but she soon left her husband to set up home with a female partner, magazine publisher [[Barbara Todd]], thereby becoming Britain's first openly lesbian MP. This came as a shock to the Labour Party. As		In 1974 she was elected as Labour MP for [[Northampton]] North. She appeared to be a happily married woman with three grown up children, but she soon left her husband to set up home with a female partner, magazine publisher [[Barbara Todd]], thereby becoming Britain's first openly lesbian MP. This came as a shock to the Labour Party. As
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	She served on [[Hackney]] Borough Council from 1982 to 1990 and, after moving to the Lake District, on the National Park authority there between 1998 and 2006.		She served on [[Hackney]] Borough Council from 1982 to 1990 and, after moving to the Lake District, on the National Park authority there between 1998 and 2006.

			She died 2 February 2021.

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	'''Maureen Colquhoun''' (Maureen Morfydd Colquhoun, born 2 August 1928) is an economist and [[Labour]] politician.		[[File:Maureen Colquhoun.jpg\|thumb\|Maureen Colquhoun]]'''Maureen Colquhoun''' (Maureen Morfydd Colquhoun, born 2 August 1928) is an economist and [[Labour]] politician.

	In 1974 she was elected as Labour MP for [[Northampton]] North. She appeared to be a happily married woman with three grown up children, but she soon left her husband to set up home with a female partner, magazine publisher [[Barbara Todd]], thereby becoming Britain's first openly lesbian MP. This came as a shock to the Labour Party. As		In 1974 she was elected as Labour MP for [[Northampton]] North. She appeared to be a happily married woman with three grown up children, but she soon left her husband to set up home with a female partner, magazine publisher [[Barbara Todd]], thereby becoming Britain's first openly lesbian MP. This came as a shock to the Labour Party. As

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