13 LGBTQ+ British Royals in History
Historians have pegged several as likely members of the community, and in the 21st century at least one is out and proud.
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MARCH 29, 2024
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Historians have pegged several as likely members of the community, and in the 21st century at least one is out and proud.
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He received the royal honor back in 2009 for services to film, theater, and the arts, as well as for his LGBTQ+ rights activism.
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The princess, who has been out of the public eye for some time, revealed Friday that she has cancer and is in the “early stages” of treatment.
Covering Buckingham Palace for ABC News, Longman take the longview on the British monarchy and accusations of racism and bullying.
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The U.K.'s Daily Mail says she did, but spokespeople for the royal family are not amused.
The newly crowned king has been complicit in discrimination through his silence, Tatchell says.
These men and women left enormous legacies with their lives and deaths.