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| − | http://www.bangagong.co.uk/bangagong.co.uk/Phil_Cox_-_A_Tribute.html Tribute to Phil Cox | + | http://www.bangagong.co.uk/bangagong.co.uk/Phil_Cox_-_A_Tribute.html Tribute to Phil Cox |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 2 December 2012
The London Gay Teenage Group was founded in the 1970s by Philip Cox. It was run totally by and for the under-21s (who would all at that time have been under the age of consent).
In 1984 the group published Something to tell you, a report summarising the findings of a survey of young LGB people.[1]
External links
http://www.bangagong.co.uk/bangagong.co.uk/Phil_Cox_-_A_Tribute.html Tribute to Phil Cox
References
- ↑ Trenchard, Lorraine & Warren, Hugh, 1984, Something to Tell You, The Experiences and Needs of Young Lesbians and Young Gay Men in London: London Gay Teenage Group.
