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Greetings Podcast listeners and welcome to another episode of LGBTQ+ Education: From One Student To Another. Joining me today is a special guest— Swann, to discuss divergence in the LGBTQ+ community. The second part with Swann will be released on the 30th of June.

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I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

Here is the website for this podcast:

https://lgbtqeducationfromonestudenttoanother.wordpress.com

If you are personally in need of mental health support and struggle to or are unable to comfortably speak to your friends, family or anyone else you may know, I have linked to the “United for Global Mental Health” website below, which includes some mental health hotlines for a number of countries.

Of course, I don’t have that many listeners, so if you do DM me because you need someone to speak to, I will reply to you as soon as possible.

https://unitedgmh.org/mental-health-support

Sadly, if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, there is help available to you, so please visit the Wikipedia link in the description. It has a list of national suicide crisis lines in many countries around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

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Greetings Podcast listeners and welcome to another episode of LGBTQ+ Education: From One Student To Another. Joining me today is a special guest— Swann, to discuss divergence in the LGBTQ+ community. The second part with Swann will be released on the 30th of June.

Visit quarkshk on Instagram here:

https://instagram.com/quarkshk?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

Here is the website for this podcast:

https://lgbtqeducationfromonestudenttoanother.wordpress.com

If you are personally in need of mental health support and struggle to or are unable to comfortably speak to your friends, family or anyone else you may know, I have linked to the “United for Global Mental Health” website below, which includes some mental health hotlines for a number of countries.

Of course, I don’t have that many listeners, so if you do DM me because you need someone to speak to, I will reply to you as soon as possible.

https://unitedgmh.org/mental-health-support

Sadly, if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, there is help available to you, so please visit the Wikipedia link in the description. It has a list of national suicide crisis lines in many countries around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

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Please subscribe to be notified about any future releases.

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Greetings Podcast listeners and welcome to another episode of LGBTQ+ Education: From One Student To Another. The main focus of today’s episode will be on the Censorship of the LGBTQ+ Community and Gay Rights.

If you are personally in need of mental health support and struggle to or are unable to comfortably speak to your friends, family or anyone else you may know, I have linked to the “United for Global Mental Health” website below, which includes some mental health hotlines for a number of countries. 

Of course, I don’t have that many listeners, so if you do DM me because you need someone to speak to, I will reply to you as soon as possible.

https://unitedgmh.org/mental-health-support

Sadly, if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, there is help available to you, so please visit the Wikipedia link in the description. It has a list of national suicide crisis lines in many countries around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

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Welcome Podcast Listeners and Happy Pride Month!

Today is the first day of June 2022, a month to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and the progress which has been made towards equality all over the world.

Today is the Global Day of Parents, so I’ll be speaking about parents from a few different LGBTQ+ perspectives.

In this episode, I discuss sensitive topics, including parental acceptance of LGBTQ+ people and the effects that a lack of acceptance can have on youths.

If you are personally in need of mental health support and struggle to or are unable to comfortably speak to your friends, family or anyone else you may know, I have linked to the “United for Global Mental Health” website below, which includes some mental health hotlines for a number of countries.

Of course, I don’t have that many listeners, so if you do DM me because you need someone to speak to, I will reply to you as soon as possible.

https://unitedgmh.org/mental-health-support

Sadly, if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, there is help available to you, so please visit the Wikipedia link in the description. It has a list of national suicide crisis lines in many countries around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

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Greetings Podcast Listeners. Welcome back to my podcast on LGBTQ+ Education. It’s been a while, and although it’s not pride month or LGBTQ+ history month, I did feel as if I let you down in some way during LGBTQ+ history month because honestly, I did not post nearly enough. So, rather than this episode being to commemorate a specific month, you could just see it as a standalone episode… or an episode to commemorate Heartstopper which was released on Netflix last week. Anyways… I’ve had this episode on my mind for a while now, partly because it’s something I’ve done research on for a presentation at school, but also because of some comments I received from a listener after I reposted an article regarding conversion therapy, I won’t go into that right now… but let’s begin by looking at conversion therapy and exactly what it is.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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Welcome to the first LGBTQ+ Education episode of 2022!

I’m sorry about the lack of episodes this LGBT History month, but I’ve been really busy catching up on school work and releasing my History Podcast episodes. So, with the release of this episode, I would like to wish you a Happy New Year and a Happy LGBT History month. In this episode, I’ll be speaking about the meaning of LGBTQ+ and how the community became known as such.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings podcast listeners. Welcome to another episode of my podcast.

52 years ago today is when the Stonewall Uprising began— the most significant event in the history of the gay liberation movement and the foundation of the modern fight for LGBTQ rights.

The Stonewall uprising, a series of clashes in New York City's Greenwich Village neighbourhood is now remembered as a pivotal event in the history of LGBTQ+ rights.

Leading to the first Gay Pride Parade a year later in 1970, in June, which since has formed the custom of Pride Month in June. All of those who participated in the six days of unrest in and around the Stonewall Inn has paved a path for the modern-day LGBTQ+ community. Two of the most significant figures from back in the day are Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, two transgender women at the centre of the uprising.

So, the event is actually most well known and titled the Stonewall Riots— which suggests one isolated and exclusively violent event, but with the benefit of context and historical knowledge, we know that the conflicts between the New York Police Department and gay rights protestors went on for days after the inciting incident.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

In this episode, I will be looking at the history of the LGBTQ+ community and Pride Month in the United States. I have already covered the United Kingdom back in February, and now I will look at the US as these two countries are where the majority of my audience is located.

LGBT Pride Month occurs in the United States to commemorate the Stonewall riots, which occurred at the end of June in 1969. The many pride events held during this month aim at recognising the impact LGBT people have had in the world and are a showcase of the spirit of the community and demonstrate that Gay Rights are Human Rights.

I will be looking at the Stonewall Riots tomorrow, as June 28th is the day that the uprising began in 1969.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

What attitudes do Christianity and Islam have towards the LGBTQ+ community?

Firstly, Christians make up 31.2% of the world’s population, making Christianity the largest religion in the world. The acceptance of homosexuality varies by the branches of Christianity.

Secondly, Muslims make up 24.1% of the world population. Generally speaking, Islam does not tolerate homosexuality, as the Qur'an argues that it is unnatural and against the will of Allah.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

(Co-Hosting with Ashley: Part One & Two)

This episode is unscripted.

In it, we discuss...

• Biphobia
• Homosexuality in nature
• Homosexuality between young boys and older men in Japan
• The history of a third gender– colonisation of Africa
• Gender reveal parties
• Family attitudes towards coming out

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

(Co-Hosting with Ashley: Part Two)

This episode is unscripted.

In it, we discuss...

• The history of a third gender– colonisation of Africa
• Gender reveal parties
• Family attitudes towards coming out

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

(Co-Hosting with Ashley: Part One)

This episode is unscripted.

In it, we discuss...

• Biphobia
• Homosexuality in nature
• Homosexuality between young boys and older men in Japan

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

What happened to Alan Turing, the British mathematician who cracked the Nazi Enigma code? Greetings podcast listeners. In this episode, we will be speaking about how Alan Turing cracked the Nazi’s Enigma code and what happened to him after the Second World War had ended.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings podcast listeners. In today's episode, we will be looking at some global LGBTQ+ campaigns.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings podcast listeners!

In this episode, I’ll be looking at some articles about the LGBTQ+ community in the news.

• Nevada to make LGBTQ+ Education mandatory
• Nevada lawmaker comes out
• Conservative New Zealand MP Retires
• Pride Progress Flag Update!
• Gay NASCAR Driver
• Support for Same-Sex marriage surges!
• Outpouring support for LGBTQ ally bakery
• LGBT+ Rights issues in Hungary

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings podcast listeners.

Welcome to a new week of pride month!

In this episode, I’ll be looking at LGBT writers and writing with LGBT content.

In a previous episode, I looked at the story of Oscar Wilde, who is an LGBT writer, being gay himself.

Today, I will begin by looking at Virginia Woolf.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Hello everyone!

In this episode, I’ll be speaking about tourism for the LGBTQ+ community and which countries are the most gay-friendly, and those who are not so friendly.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings podcast listeners! In today’s episode, I will be speaking about sportspeople in the LGBTQ+ community.

• Footballer, Justin Fashanu
• Boxer, Nicola Adams
• Diver, Tom Daley
• Tennis player, Martina Navratilova

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Hello podcast listeners and welcome to another episode!

Today, we’ll be looking at those with LGBTQ+ identities in the Music Industry (Sam Smith and Demi Lovato), some LGBTQ+ themed music and artists who serve as activists for LGBTQ+ rights.

I will look at "Same Love”, a song by American duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, featuring singer Mary Lambert, and I will also talk about the significance of the music industry for the LGBTQ+ community.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings Podcast listeners! In today’s episode, let’s take a look at The LGBTQ+ Community in Drama.

Firstly, I'll be looking at an Irish Poet and Playwright, Oscar Wilde, who was arrested for homosexuality.

Secondly, I'll talk about the 1993 play ‘Beautiful Thing’, written by Jonathan Harvey, and its 1996 screen adaptation.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Hello everyone. In today's LGBTQ+ Education episode, I will be speaking about the significance of dance within the LGBTQ+ community.

Not only will I look at Vogue as a type of dance, but I will also speak about Jin Xing, a Chinese transgender ballet dancer, choreographer, actress and presenter, who Dior has announced would serve as an ambassador for its new fragrance campaign.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Hello podcast listeners. In this episode— I’ll be looking at LGBTQ+ Art and Design.

First, I'll speak about the history of the Pride Flag.

Secondly, I'll look at how the pink triangle has gone from being used in the 1930s and 40s to indicate homosexuals in Nazi concentration camps to signifying Gay Pride and Power and queer "safe spaces" since the 1970s.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

Greetings podcast listeners. In this episode, I will be speaking about the importance of having an LGBT inclusive curriculum in education and an inclusive and diverse working environment.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

From 2021, all public schools in Scotland will receive lessons in a range of issues faced by the LGBTQ+ community such as same-sex marriage, same-sex parenting, discrimination faced by all members and the HIV and AIDS epidemic, which largely affected the gay community.

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

For the first episode, I would like to speak about the Origins of Homophobia in Africa.

Please subscribe and share this podcast with others to learn more about a variety of History topics, and more LGBT History Content in this month of February and possibly later in June!

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

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In order to improve the listening experience for listeners and to expand my audience, I have decided to divide my LGBTQ+ Education series and my History curriculum-based series into two separate podcasts. Rest assured, the original podcast will remain the same, the website will remain the same, all social media will remain the same. Except it is organised better.

Over the rest of the month, I will be re-releasing one episode each week on this podcast and will begin releasing new episodes in February's LGBTQ+ History Month.

For the first episode, I would like to speak about the Origins of Homophobia in Africa.

Please subscribe and share this podcast with others to learn more about a variety of History topics, and more LGBT History Content in this month of February and possibly later in June!

I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all.

That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form:

https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7

THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST IN MY PODCAST!

Please subscribe to be notified about any future releases.