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1988 With Michael Cashman at the Gay Rights March on Manchester in protest of Section 28, the act outlawing local government funding of any pro-gay activity.

This image was taken with permission from this gallery on www.mckellan.com.

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Non-free image data
Description	Ian McKellen and Michael Cashman participate in a 1988 march in protest of Section 28, a law prohibiting local government funding for pro-gay activities. The march took place in Manchester, England.
Source	http://www.mckellan.com/ (Ian KcKellan's official website), courtesy Ian McKellen.
Portion used	The entire photo is shown
Low resolution?	Yes

Non-free image rationale for Ian McKellen
Article	Ian McKellen
Purpose of use	The image depicts the subject and the subject's partner at an historical event in which the subject was a prominent participant, and does so in a manner for which text would be insufficient.
Replaceable?	None

Non-free image rationale for Section 28
Article	Section 28
Purpose of use	The image depicts an historical event at which the subject legislation was the focus of significant protest, said protest including a number of prominent individuals as demonstrated by the depiction of Ian McKellen, as shown.
Replaceable?	None

Non-free image rationale for Stonewall (UK)
Article	Stonewall (UK)
Purpose of use	The image identifies the subject by depicting two of its founding members, Ian McKellen and Michael Cashman, during their participation in a protest orchestrated by the subject organization, said protest being an example of the organization's typical operations.
Replaceable?	None

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current	16:48, 7 November 2004	680×458 (79 KB)	Axon (Talk \| contribs)	(1988 With Michael Cashman at the Gay Rights March on Manchester in protest of Section 28, the act outlawing local government funding of any pro-gay activity.)