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# Latest issue of The Pink Humanist ready to download
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/latest-issue-of-the-pink-humanist-ready-to-download/
- Published: 2015-09-11T10:44:41.000Z
- Updated: 2015-09-11T10:50:56.000Z
- Description: The latest issue of The Pink Humanist, the quarterly magazine published by the UK charity the Pink Triangle Trust is now available to read on-line.
- Author: Gary Hart
- Tags: Arts, Books, In The South, News, Pink Triangle Trust, The Pink Humanist

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The latest issue of The Pink Humanist, the quarterly magazine published by the UK charity the Pink Triangle Trust is now available to read on-line.

**The issue coincides** with a root-and-branch makeover of the website.

**Readers can now access articles in three ways:**

♦ by reading the magazine itself online

♦ by downloading it as a pdf document, or

♦ by accessing individual articles on the home page.

To download as a pdf document, go to *Archived Issues* then *Back Issues* and put the cursor on any cover. In the top left corner you will see *click here to download pdf*.

The latest issue introduces a new influential patron to the Pink Triangle Trust, **Sophie in ’t Veld, MEP**, a vocal champion of LGBT rights and an outspoken European secularist.

Other items include **Stuart Hartill’s** report of Peter Tatchell’s recent visit to the Isle of Man where he urged politicians to stop dragging their feet over an equality bill; news of a new documentary exposing the hateful activities of Western evangelicals in Uganda and a profile of ABBA’s **Björn Ulvaeus**, now a leading Swedish humanist.

In *Allen Ginsberg, my hero* The Pink Humanist editor **Barry Duke** tells how the American beat poet set him on a lifelong mission to combat censorship, and **Brett Humphreys’** review of *Amiable Warriors* details how **Peter Scott-Presland** set about writing a history of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality (CHE).

**Diesel Balaam’s** review of *The Holy Mark* makes for compelling reading, as does the late **Geoffrey Palmer’s** piece *“You don’t have to be sad to be gay”*, written when he was 92.

To read the latest and past issues of The Pink Humanist, [click here:](http://www.thepinkhumanist.com/?ref=scenemag.co.uk)