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![Celebrating 50 years since the first UK Pride march (1st July, 1972)!www.stonewall.org.uk/resources/take-pride-report-2022[ID: Page 1 - A blue background, with some prominent UK landmarks silhouetted in orange and yellow at the bottom. A rainbow flag and trans flag rise from the rooftops, surrounded by stars. At the top is a curved white banner, with "50 YEARS OF UK PRIDE!" in orange. Under is small white text reading: "Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first uk pride march, July 1 1972".Page 2 - A pale yellow text box with curved corners, lined with colourful lettering spelling "love wins" on each of the four sides. Within this box is blue text reading: "How does the UK public feel towards LGBT people in 2022?". Below is a list of 5 bullet points, each in a different colour of the rainbow. This text reads: "- 1 in 3 said they felt respectful towards LGBT people. -1 in 5 said they felt admiration. - <1 in 10 reported negative feelings (e.g. resentment or disgust). - Of that negative minority, 40% of those who reported anti-trans feeling felt negatively towards all LGB people. - Cis women are almost 8x more likely to respect trans people (35%) than to fear them (4%)". At the very bottom, pale yellow text states: "*source: Stonewall UK, Take Pride Report (2022)".]#LGBTQPride #50YearsOfPride #Proud2Be #LGBTQ #LGBTQEquality #Pride](https://www.proud2be.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
