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Northern Wave Swimming Club
The Club caters for all levels of swimming from beginners through to competitive swimming. You can
come along and do your own thing, for meeting people/social purposes or be coached either for personal
improvement and fitness or to enter swimming events around the world and/or ASA Masters Events.
Many members use the club for its social outlets and are not necessarily committed swimmers but enjoy
the unique ambience that the club has and are more involved in the social and volunteering opportunities
that the club generates.
Tuesday swim 8.00-9.30 pm
Moss Side Leisure Centre
Manchester FrontRunners
Possibly Manchester's friendliest running club! Part of the International Frontrunners network and fully affiliated to England Athletics, Manchester Frontrunners was founded in 2005 to offer a sociable and friendly place for runners to train and meet other like-minded folk in a supportive environment. Whilst the majority of our members are from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community, we are absolutely open to everyone and encourage participation from, and aim to provide access for all.
Open Athletics Manchester
Open athletics is an organisation for the promotion and development of Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transexual (LGBT) athletics in the broadest sense - including track and field, fell and trail running, and race walking.
We aim to be a forum and a network of individual LGBT athletes, groups and clubs across the UK - in Aberdeen, Brighton, Lancaster, London, Manchester, Midlands, North Wales, West Yorkshire.
Pride Sports
Pride Sports is the LGBT sporting infrastructure organisation for North West England and is the culmination of almost ten years sports development and activity within Manchester's LGBT community. Our experienced board is made up of Trevor Burchick MBE, Louise Englefield and Sally Carr, bringing together over 35 years experience of community sports and activity capacity building, youth project work, active citizenship development and development in voluntary, public and private spheres.
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Queer Cafe (Manchester)
First Sunday of the month, come to the LGBTQ Centre behind 8th Day on Oxford Road for Sunday lunch, nice people and Sunday papers. It's bring a dish, so please bring some food if you are able.
The cafe is primarily a safe space for queers and their friends. We take queer to mean people of all genders, sexualities, and sexes and who are involved in all kinds of relationship types. We started the Cafe out of a lack of safe spaces for queers to get cheap, vegetarian and vegan food and generally hang out and be well.
Queer Manchester
This group was formed out of a lack of unified information on queer activity in Manchester. Hopefully this can catalogue queer events going on, and be a good place for general discussion.
Pride is a protest! Stonewall was a riot!
Thinking about taking part in the parade but wish it was like old times where marching for our rights came before entering as walking advertisements for greedy corporate sponsors and boistrous self-publisist gay charities?
Join us in declaring "Pride IS a Protest"!
Taking inspiration from Birmingham's amazing Pride is a protest event, there is now an organised group of queer activists working to ensure a similar event takes place during the Manchester Pride Parade on Saturday 23 August 2008.
Bradford Samba
This website belongs to the Bradford Samba Band. We’re a society in the University of Bradford Union but we’re open to everyone: If you want to creatively protest the great injustices of the world, then you’re welcome here. If you’ve got rhythm, its a bonus, but its not essential. We’re always looking for new members, so please get involved.
On this (queer) day...
Inspired by the Slingshot diaries, the Queer Web Project though it would be nice to have an iCalendar-importable "on this day" archive for your electronic diary.
This module needs a maintainer. Please feel free to contact the group owner and take it over!
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- Superbowl Sexism: Tweeting asshole edition. (Feministing)
- Superbowl Sexism: Focus on the Family edition. (Feministing)
- Superbowl Sexism: Spineless, skirtless edition. (Feministing)
- Hawaii’s civil union hopes dashed. (Lesbilicious)
- First ever capital fund for gay businesses launched. (Lesbilicious)
- Harman backs down on equality for church employees. (Lesbilicious)
- Pope condemns UK’s gay equality laws. (Lesbilicious)
- Gay sports stars to attend awards ceremony. (Lesbilicious)
- Lesbian albatrosses to raise chick. (Lesbilicious)
- Portman ‘terrified’ by lesbian kiss. (Lesbilicious)
- US military to review gay service member ban. (Lesbilicious)
- Lesbian heiress Casey Johnson ‘died of diabetes-related complications’. (Lesbilicious)
- Say it to Sappho: I’m losing her to drugs. (Lesbilicious)
- Not Oprah's Book Club: The Hardest Questions Aren't on the Test. (Feministing)
- Superbowl Sexism: Tenuous Masculinity Edition. (Feministing)
- Court denies restraining order, man murders son. (Feministing)
- February is LGBT History Month. (Lesbilicious)
- Weekly Feminist Reader. (Feministing)
- @ Creating Change 2010: Young People of Color Panel. (Feministing)
- The Feministing Five: Selly Thiam. (Feministing)
- @ Creating Change 2010: Rea Carey's state of the movement address. (Feministing)
- What We Missed. (Feministing)
- @ Creating Change 2010: Love Won Out: Marketing, Messaging and Manipulation Inside the Million-Dollar Machine. (Feministing)
- "Mr. Good Enough" bullshit artist gets published. (Feministing)
- @ Creating Change 2010: The Importance of the Census. (Feministing)
- Obama, Clinton denounces Uganda "Kill Gays" Bill at Prayer Breakfast. (Feministing)
- Lesbian TV online: what to watch after The L Word. (Lesbilicious)
- Another Athlete Speaks Against Anti-Choice Superbowl Ad. (Feministing)
- International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA) introduced to Congress. (Feministing)
- Mexico City prosecutors challenge gay marriage law. (Lesbilicious)
