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The first London gay march took place in 1971 and was organised by GLF, a year before the first London Pride march.^[1] There was a small rally in Hyde Park and a march to Trafalgar Square. About 200 people took part A Canadian called Warren Hague spoke about American experiences since Stonewall.

References

↑ Chapter 7, "Annual events in London" in Out of the Shadows edited by Tony Walton (item by Peter Tatchell, p 59).

[1] Chapter 7, "Annual events in London" in Out of the Shadows edited by Tony Walton (item by Peter Tatchell, p 59).

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	'''The first London gay march''' took place in 1971 and was organised by [[GLF]], a year before the first [[~~Gay~~ Pride ~~March~~]].<ref>Chapter 7, "Annual events in London" in <cite>[[Out of the Shadows]]</cite> edited by Tony Walton (item by [[Peter Tatchell]], p 59).</ref> There was a small rally in Hyde Park and a march to Trafalgar Square. About 200 people took part A Canadian called Warren Hague spoke about American experiences since Stonewall.		'''The first London gay march''' took place in 1971 and was organised by [[GLF]], a year before the first [[London Pride]] march.<ref>Chapter 7, "Annual events in London" in <cite>[[Out of the Shadows]]</cite> edited by Tony Walton (item by [[Peter Tatchell]], p 59).</ref> There was a small rally in Hyde Park and a march to Trafalgar Square. About 200 people took part A Canadian called Warren Hague spoke about American experiences since Stonewall.

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