Ludovic Parsons
@ludovicparsons.bsky.social
Queer British journalist reporting on LGBTQ+ issues for Attitude, British Vogue, Cosmopolitan, GQ etc.
Lead investigative journalist @wearequeeraf.com
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Lead investigative journalist @wearequeeraf.com
https://linktr.ee/ludovicparsons
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December 8, 2025 at 6:12 PM
@wearequeeraf.com will keep prioritising stories mainstream titles won’t even consider.
Support our accountability journalism, which helps you understand why the news is happening - so you know how to fight back 🤝
Support our accountability journalism, which helps you understand why the news is happening - so you know how to fight back 🤝
hi! thanks for your interest, happy to chat – you can reach us on investigations@wearequeeraf.com
October 5, 2025 at 5:59 PM
hi! thanks for your interest, happy to chat – you can reach us on investigations@wearequeeraf.com
Reposted by Ludovic Parsons
7/ Analysis - @vic-parsons.bsky.social
Some Pride organisers contacted by QueerAF had a ‘not to worry’ approach to the new policing bill – because Pride events are not a site of ‘criminal activity', so police won’t be able to use the powers at Pride.
But recent history tells a different story.
Some Pride organisers contacted by QueerAF had a ‘not to worry’ approach to the new policing bill – because Pride events are not a site of ‘criminal activity', so police won’t be able to use the powers at Pride.
But recent history tells a different story.
September 1, 2025 at 12:01 PM
7/ Analysis - @vic-parsons.bsky.social
Some Pride organisers contacted by QueerAF had a ‘not to worry’ approach to the new policing bill – because Pride events are not a site of ‘criminal activity', so police won’t be able to use the powers at Pride.
But recent history tells a different story.
Some Pride organisers contacted by QueerAF had a ‘not to worry’ approach to the new policing bill – because Pride events are not a site of ‘criminal activity', so police won’t be able to use the powers at Pride.
But recent history tells a different story.
Reposted by Ludovic Parsons
"Pride started as a queer uprising against police brutality – our elders surely would have taken this expansion of police powers seriously and fought back. Why aren’t we?" - @vic-parsons.bsky.social
www.wearequeeraf.com/new-police-p...
www.wearequeeraf.com/new-police-p...
New police powers could criminalise wearing a mask at Pride
The police will have the power to make it a criminal offence to cover your face at a public protest if Labour’s proposed policing bill becomes law, putting LGBTQIA+ people attending Pride events in da...
www.wearequeeraf.com
September 1, 2025 at 12:01 PM
"Pride started as a queer uprising against police brutality – our elders surely would have taken this expansion of police powers seriously and fought back. Why aren’t we?" - @vic-parsons.bsky.social
www.wearequeeraf.com/new-police-p...
www.wearequeeraf.com/new-police-p...