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'''Michael Brown''', born 1932 – referred to as “D Michael Brown” in <cite>[[Out of the Shadows (book)|Out of the Shadows]]</cite> – is a gay campaigner, from the early days of [[GLF]] and before. In March 2011 he received the [[Derek Oyston Achievement Award]] from [[CHE]].<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/cheaward2010-11.htm</ref> He can be seen talking about the award in a video by [[Leon Ancliffe]]<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/mbrownvideo.htm</ref>. | '''Michael Brown''', born 1932 – referred to as “D Michael Brown” in <cite>[[Out of the Shadows (book)|Out of the Shadows]]</cite> – is a gay campaigner, from the early days of [[GLF]] and before. In March 2011 he received the [[Derek Oyston Achievement Award]] from [[CHE]].<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/cheaward2010-11.htm</ref> He can be seen talking about the award in a video by [[Leon Ancliffe]]<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/mbrownvideo.htm</ref>. | ||
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| + | In April 2011 Michael Brown delivered the first [[Robert Cook Lecture]].<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/news.htm</ref> | ||
He was listed by [[Out in the City]] Issue 55 (07/11) as number 86 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]] of 100 most influential people. The entry described him as "now mayor of Ealing", which is clearly a mistake, possibly a confusion with [[John Gallagher]]. | He was listed by [[Out in the City]] Issue 55 (07/11) as number 86 in the [[Pride Power List 2011]] of 100 most influential people. The entry described him as "now mayor of Ealing", which is clearly a mistake, possibly a confusion with [[John Gallagher]]. | ||
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Michael Brown, born 1932 – referred to as “D Michael Brown” in Out of the Shadows – is a gay campaigner, from the early days of GLF and before. In March 2011 he received the Derek Oyston Achievement Award from CHE.[1] He can be seen talking about the award in a video by Leon Ancliffe[2].
In April 2011 Michael Brown delivered the first Robert Cook Lecture.[3]
He was listed by Out in the City Issue 55 (07/11) as number 86 in the Pride Power List 2011 of 100 most influential people. The entry described him as "now mayor of Ealing", which is clearly a mistake, possibly a confusion with John Gallagher.
External sites
Interview with Michael Brown, Out in the City magazine, July 2011 (page 68): http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1sudv/OutInTheCityJulyIssu/resources/index.htm?referrerUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yudu.com%2Fpublish%2Ffinish_now%2F321511
