Theresa May has called for ‘culture change’ in wider society to ease the
equality and acceptance of lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender minorities. Abstractions are the executive’s favoured metier these days. I’ve read and re-read May’s article in
Pink News and nowhere does she define ‘culture
change’. The end product of a culture change towards LGB&T groups might be envisaged, but how is it initiated?
The government cannot answer that question, beyond suggesting that supporting pride marches is positive. True, but society is more than a pride march. It exists in the daily confusion caused by ill-defined laws, such as who B&B owners let into their homes/businesses. Or whether it is both realistic and acceptable to force minority religious groups to employ other minorities who live contrary to a specific faith?
Bad law is the greatest impediment to fairness. A culture change towards minorities can and should be effected by coherent and fair legislation.

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