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Bourne Free is Bournemouth's LGBT Pride Festival and is the biggest Pride in Dorset and the date of next years Bournefree Pride Weekend, Friday 3rd of the July and Saturday the 4th of July 2020. It is an annual celebration of all diversities that live in Bournemouth and the constant strive towards universal equality for all through entertainment and awareness. This theme mixes the fun of Schools Out with a serious message about paying tribute to a landmark regulation for teaching relationships and sex education ( RSE ) that comes into force in English schools in September 2020. The Chair of Bourne Free Ben Horgan said Next year will be a landmark moment a whole new generation will attend schools that not only accept LGBT people and same-sex relationships, but also celebrate and offer support on the issues that young LGBT people face. The guidance means that primary schools will teach about different families, which of course includes LGBT families. Contrary to whats been said by some online and in the media, this is just about showing kids that families can have two mums or two dads. Or to put another way: different families, same love So whether you want to be Brittany Spears, a St Trinian, a tribute to Alice Cooper, or a pupil at Hogwarts, get creative for July next year!
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- 01 November – Sophie B. Hawkins (1967–), American singer-songwriter & musician
- 02 November – k.d. lang (1961–), Canadian singer-songwriter
- 07 November – Agnès Maltais (1956–), Canadian politician
- 08 November – Judith Gough (1972–), British diplomat, former U.K. Ambassador to Sweden
- 08 November – María Rachid (1974–), Argentinian politician, social leader & LGBTQ activist
- 09 November – Ti-Grace Atkinson (1938–), American radical feminist author & philosopher
- 09 November – Marie Dressler (1868–1934), Canadian-American actress
- 10 November – Phyllis Lyon (1924–2020), American feminist & gay rights activist
- 10 November – Heather Matarazzo (1982–), American actress
- 12 November – Mary Baxter Ellis (1892–1968), British commanding officer of the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (FANY)
- 13 November – Rosie Jones (1959–), American golfer
- 14 November – Louise Brooks (1906–1985), American dancer & actress
- 14 November – Wendy Carlos (1939–), American composer & electronic musician
- 16 November – Jamie Babbit (1970–), American film director, producer & screenwriter
- 19 November – Jodie Foster (1962–), American actress, film director & producer
- 20 November – Grace Darmond (1893–1963), Canadian-American actress
- 21 November – Cherry Jones (1956–), American actress
- 22 November – Billie Jean King (1943–), American former professional tennis player
- 23 November – Robin Roberts (1960–), American TV broadcaster
- 23 November – Virginia Prince (1912–2009), American pharmacologist, publisher & transgender activist
- 26 November – Tammy Lynn Michaels (1974–), American actress
- 26 November – Emma Portner (1994–), Canadian dancer & choreographer
- 28 November – Rita Mae Brown (1944–), American writer & feminist
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