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Revision as of 20:20, 27 December 2013
- This article is about the journalist; for the former rugby player, see Ben Cohen
Benjamin Cohen (born 1982) is a gay journalist and campaigner, and founder of Pink News.
In 2012 he founded Out4Marriage to campaign for equal marriage.
- My grandparents want gay marriage – so that I can marry a nice Jewish boy.[1]
In the Independent on Sunday's Pink List 2013 he was listed number 7, with Mike Buonaiuto. The citation said:
- "The founder of Pink News and director of the Coalition for Equal Marriage viral video launched Out4Marriage last year, a cross party campaign which films people – including Hugh Grant and Stephen Fry - explaining why they support equal marriage. Credit also to James-J Walsh, Out4Marriage’s campaign director.[2]
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