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This is a version of a piece I wrote earlier today re the proposed Inverness and Stornoway Pride marches. unfortunately both were hacked – this is a rewritten, restored version which I hope is as proximate to the original as I can remember. I normally include a back up but for some reason didn’t with this one! Apologies to those who posted comments on the deleted article&#;free free to do the same with this one &#; I have stepped up security!)
Inverness is to join in the cultural zeitgeist and have its own Pride parade….and even Stornoway is to join in – although I suspect the latter will be a wee gathering rather than a parade!
Donald J Morrison, the evangelist with the Free Church (Continuing), has started a petition asking for the Inverness Lgbtq+ fest to be banned. Here he is being interviewed by Moray Firth Radio explaining what this petition is about.
The subsequent publicity in the local and national press has not really been good. It sets up a binary choice – you are either for freedom, love, tolerance or you are intolerant, illiterate and hate filled.
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