A cartoon of Hettie, a straight character who is an ally/supporter of LGBT rights. Hettie is holding a sign that reads 'Straight but not Narrow'. Hettie appeared regularly in Women's News.
A cartoon depicting a woman holding a sign that reads 'free drinks for the lesbian typist' alongside a newspaper that reads 'Official it's in to be gay'.
Satirical cartoon showing Rev Ian Paisley (1926-2014), Northern Irish Protestant religious leader and founder of the 'Save Ulster from Sodomy' campaign, and Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich (1923-1990), leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland, united in their opposition to gay rights. Both men are depicted clasping hands while standing on a coffin and there is a scroll with the words 'More gay suicides in Eire', implying that these religious leaders' anti-gay stance would lead to increased suicide rates among the LGBT community in Ireland. The cartoon's main slogan 'At Last...A United Ireland' is ironic because both men were from opposite political and religious traditions: Paisley was a prominent Unionist politician determined to keep Northern Ireland within the United Kingdom, and Ó Fiaich as an Irish Catholic was associated with the Nationalist community whose aspiration is a united Ireland.
Original entry written by Michael Fryer 22/02/2021.
A cartoon depicting a three headed woman called 'Lizzie'. Lizzie is saying 'What's wrong, never seen a dyke before'. Lizzie was a reoccurring character in Women's News.
