LGB Alliance defends #TERF operative ejected from the Manchester Pride Parade

LGBT+ marchers ejected Alexander Bramham to chants of "Trans lives matter" 

 A man wearing a t-shirt with the hate group "LGB Alliance" logo on it was ejected from the Alternate Manchester Pride parade on Aug 29, 2021.

The LGBT+ marchers who ejected Alexander Bramham to chants of "Trans lives matter" were proceeding peacefully until then. Bramham chooses that day because it is a peaceful alternative to the commercialized parade held later and is attended overwhelmingly by the trans, queer, and non-binary community. He must have drawn their ire by doing something extraordinary hateful.

‘They would have torn me apart, it was terrifying’ - said Alexander Bramham, a gay man from the Manchester LGB Alliance in an interview afterward.

Placing a "victim" in a compromising position surrounded by a crowd of  LGBT+ people is the modus operandi of the  #TERF movement. By all accounts, this TERF puppet was in no danger.

"Media outlets note: the 'LGB Alliance' does not represent lesbian, gay or bisexual people in any shape or form." wrote Owen Jones on Twitter.

 

A man wearing a t-shirt with the anti-trans rights LGB Alliance is made to leave Manchester Pride to chants of "Trans lives matter".

Media outlets note: the 'LGB Alliance' does not represent lesbian, gay or bisexual people in any shape or form.pic.twitter.com/vGfwbQKbrS

— Owen Jones 🌹 (@OwenJones84) August 29, 2021

The faux outrage from the transphobes is delicious.

“You chased a gay man out of Pride!”

And? Pride is for the whole community. If you attend seeking to exclude people, expect to be excluded yourself. Gay or not.

— Max Morgan 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ (@SpillerOfTea) August 29, 2021

Related: The government’s Charity Commission is investigating the LGB Alliance after it compared LGBT+ inclusion to bestiality

The LGB Alliance were recently at the centre of a social media storm, finding themselves in breach of Twitter’s Hateful Conduct Policy after posting  “Adding the + to LGB gives the green light to paraphilias like bestiality – and more – to all be part of one big happy ‘rainbow family’. Wake up policy makers."

“LGB people refuse to be used in your artificial and dangerous argument that we must all be lumped together. #NoToHomophobia.”

NOTE!

The LGBT+ acronym is used to describe all people who fall under the queer umbrella, including the intersex, asexual and aromantic communities.

LGB Alliance openly attacking the LGBTQ+ community, saying we are "dominated by gender identity extremism" - this is inflammatory hateful rhetoric against all LGBTQ+ people, and should be reported to @ChtyCommission

LGB Alliance openly attacking the LGBTQ+ community, saying we are "dominated by gender identity extremism" - this is inflammatory hateful rhetoric against all LGBTQ+ people, and should be reported to @ChtyCommission 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ pic.twitter.com/FK6rLUwd6O

— David Paisley - Man at Bus Stop (@DavidPaisley) August 30, 2021

Who is the The "LGB Alliance" why the Manchester Pride to make a fuss?
The Manchester 2021 Pride proudly bills it self as the "boldest, queerest, most diverse and inclusive community celebration of LGBTQ+ life yet!"
That and the LGB alliance is opposed to the LGBT+ conversion therapy ban because it included transgender people.
Related: REVEALED: The links between the government’s top diversity civil servant and the LGB Alliance

LGB Alliance supporter saying their opposition to a conversion therapy ban is ok because "they didn't make it compulsory" and "if you don't want to undergo conversion therapy, don't do it". pic.twitter.com/qmhz6xovdV

— David Paisley - Man at Bus Stop (@DavidPaisley) August 30, 2021

Important point to note if you complain:

Charities cannot demean or denigrate the rights of others.

If LGB Alliance want to campaign against the LGBTQ+ community, and oppose trans rights, they cannot do so as a charity. pic.twitter.com/qI9UktVUgt

— David Paisley - Man at Bus Stop (@DavidPaisley) August 30, 2021

Unauthorized Marsha P. Johnson monument installed near Stonewall

A bust honoring Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR) founder Marsha P.(pay it no mind) Johnson was installed Tuesday in Christopher Park, across from the Stonewall Inn.

The bust shows a stoic Marsha is inscribed with a quote attributed to her: "History isn't something you look back at and say it was inevitable," the plaque reads, "It happens because people make decisions that are sometimes very impulsive and of the moment, but those moments are cumulative realities."

The temporary bust which was installed on what would have been her 76th birthday is a reminder to city officials that they have failed to create a monument to Johnson and fellow transgender activist Sylvia Rivera after promising to do so two years ago.

The statue is the first transgender person to be memorialized in an NYC park and was done without city permission or funding, something that Marsha undoubtedly would have approved of.

 Happy birthday, Marsha!," wrote organizer Eli Erlick. "Early this morning, a group of friends and I put up this bust of Marsha P Johnson in Christopher Park. It’s the city’s first statue of a trans person and - shockingly - only the 8th statue of a historical woman out of 800 monuments in NYC parks!"

Happy birthday, Marsha! Early this morning, a group of friends and I put up this bust of Marsha P Johnson in Christopher Park. It’s the city’s first statue of a trans person and - shockingly - only the 8th statue of a historical woman out of 800 monuments in NYC parks! pic.twitter.com/OljjrFD5Zs

— Eli Erlick (@EliErlick) August 24, 2021

"If you’re in town, you can put flowers in the crown openings, take pictures with her, & celebrate Marsha’s revolutionary activism. With @twwinkerbell's amazing sculpting skills, I hope this bust can bring a smile to every passerby," wrote Erlick.