Angela Eagle in tears as she tells LGBT protesters 'we aren't getting back in the closet'

The transcript discusses the resistance against LGBT rights, emphasizing the refusal to regress to a time when LGBT individuals were marginalized. It highlights the impact on students and the role of religion, advocating for coalitions of moderate religious groups supporting LGBT rights. The text also addresses extremist hostility and calls for an investigation into networks opposing LGBT progress.

What is the speaker's stance on the efforts to push LGBT people back into hiding?

• They believe it is necessary.

• They strongly oppose it.

• They are indifferent.

• They support it.

How does the speaker describe their personal relationship in the context of religious and LGBT rights?

• They are a humanist married to a Catholic.

• They are a Catholic married to a humanist.

• They are both atheists.

• They are both Catholics.

What is the speaker's view on religious objections to LGBT rights?

• They think all religious views are against LGBT rights.

• They acknowledge multiple religious views on LGBT rights.

• They think religious objections are always valid.

• They believe there should be no debate.

What does the speaker suggest about the extremist views within some religious groups?

• They are only on the fringes.

• They are widely accepted.

• They are not a concern.

• They are the majority view.

What does the speaker want to know more about regarding the reactionary movements?

• The financial backing.

• The media coverage.

• The network behind them.

• The political affiliations.