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Groundbreaking gay British artist David Hockney has died · PRIDE Daily

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  Speaker 5: Now, Pride Daily. Hi again, I'm keV mcgral with a
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  Speaker 5: quick extra episode. David Hockney, the groundbreaking gay British artists,
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  Speaker 5: has died at the age of eighty eight. His early
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  Speaker 5: works explored themes of gay life and love back when
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  Speaker 5: homosexuality was illegal in the UK wasn't decriminalized till nineteen
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  Speaker 5: sixty seven, but he came out about seven years earlier,
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  Speaker 5: having left Bradford in northern England for the more bohemian London.
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  Speaker 6: I went to London when I was twenty two and
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  Speaker 6: that was it. That was it, and I remember I
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  Speaker 6: just came out by because somebody was saying, well, I
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  Speaker 6: saw you in a pub with somebody and sorted going on.
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  Speaker 6: I said, too bad for you then, and I.
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  Speaker 5: Just thought, well, thanks to Extra magazine, David criticized the
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  Speaker 5: nineteen eighties government of Margaret Thatcher for being anti LGBTQ
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  Speaker 5: PLOSS and campaigned against Clause twenty eight Don't Say gay
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  Speaker 5: law forced upon British schools. The artist's longtime partner, Jean
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  Speaker 5: Pierre gon Salves Delima, was by side when he died.
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