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Trans Pride Brighton

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Trans Pride Brighton 2014 logo

Trans Pride Brighton is an annual Pride event for Trans people held in Brighton, with a festival in the New Steine Gardens. The 2013 was said to be the first Trans Pride in the UK.[1]

The 2014 event included a march from the Marlborough pub in Prince's Street, along St James's Street, ending up at the festival in the New Steine Gardens. This was said to be the first Trans Pride march in Europe, and was reported to include 450 people.

  • Marchers in Prince's Street
    Marchers in Prince's Street
  • TransPALS members in Prince's Street
    TransPALS members in Prince's Street
  • TransPALS members on the march
    TransPALS members on the march
  • Musicians opposite the Royal Pavilion
    Musicians opposite the Royal Pavilion
  • Marching up St James's Street
    Marching up St James's Street
  • A photographer
    A photographer
  • The Queer Resistance banner
    The Queer Resistance banner
  • The Clare Project stall
    The Clare Project stall
  • The LGB Transaction stall
    The LGB Transaction stall
  • The Rise stall (domestic abuse service)
    The Rise stall (domestic abuse service)
  • The main stage in the New Steine Gardens (Palace Pier in the background)
    The main stage in the New Steine Gardens (Palace Pier in the background)

References

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  1. ↑ http://ftmbrighton.wordpress.com/2013/08/01/july-2013-trans-pride-brighton/. FTM Brighton blog. Accessed: 2014-07-24. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6RJKLflsd)
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