Interview with Lucy Foster for Queer In Brighton, Oral History Project 2012-2014 (04/02/2013)

Title: Interview with Lucy Foster for Queer In Brighton, Oral History Project 2012-2014 (04/02/2013)
Date: 04/02/2013
Publisher: Queer in Brighton
Contributor: Interviewer: Ten Harber; Interviewee: Lucy Foster; Authors of metadata: Rowan Briscoe
Format: .wav
Type: Oral History
Creator: Queer in Brighton
Spatial Coverage: Brighton, UK; Surrey, UK
Language: English
Rights Holder: Queer in Brighton
Rights: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Temporal Coverage: 2010s

Description: Lucy Foster is interviewed by Ten Harber (04/02/2013). Lucy came to Brighton from Surrey in 2008 to study humanities at Brighton University. She has yet to truly discover the gay scene and has been out for 2 years. She recalls how she felt after coming out and how her friends and family reacted. She says she is still coming to grips with her sexuality and mentions her fears of getting involved with the queer community but that she also has a desire to do so. She speaks about how visiting Stonewall affected her coming out experience.
She notes how there is a sensitivity of language in Brighton that doesn’t exist in her hometown.

Subject: Coming Out; Stonewall Inn; Bisexual

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Interview with Lucy Foster for Queer In Brighton, Oral History Project 2012-2014 (04/02/2013)

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