The test of being an #LGBTQI ally isn’t whether you’ll add rainbow colours to your logo in June.
The test is, will you stand up for us when we are attacked?
Will you distance yourself from those who demean us?
Will you still be our ally when it’s no longer convenient?

If you think the struggle for #LGBT rights is done, be wary.
The current cabinet has a patchy record on voting in favour of LGBT equality.
Some in positions of power would remove our rights if they could. https://www.gaytimes.co.uk/life/what-has-boris-johnson-new-look-cabinet-said-on-lgbtq-rights/

The tweet at the top of this thread prompted @Northern_Homo to write a piece about what being an LGBTQI ally means. https://www.thegayuk.com/comment-are-you-really-an-ally-its-become-clear-that-passive-acceptance-of-the-lgbt-community-is-very-different-from-being-an-active-ally-who-fights-to-support-lgbt-inclusion/