PRIDE POWER LIST 2020
THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO THOSE IN THE LGBTQI COMMUNITY – AND OUR ALLIES – WHO ARE DEDICATED TO WORKING TOWARDS TRUE LGBTQI EQUALITY AND INCLUSION.

1. BEN HUNTE
BBC’s First LGBT Correspondent
@BenInLDN
In April of 2019, Ben Hunte was appointed as the BBC’s first ever LGBT Correspondent, marking a watershed moment for reportage on sexuality and gender. Since starting the role, Ben has uncovered how black male victims of sexual abuse are ignored by the government, and broke the news of HRH Prince William supporting a hypothetical LGBTQI royal. His digital films, covering issues such as racism within the LGBTQI dating scene, garner millions of views. Due to his remarkable broadcasting, Ben Hunte has been nominated for awards from the Royal Television Society, PinkNews, and the British LGBT Awards. Ben’s work signals how LGBTQI issues will be brought to public attention in the future.
​2. PETER TATCHELL
LGBT Campaigner, Activist
​@PeterTatchell
Peter Tatchell has been a persistent and powerful presence in the history of LGBTQI and human rights advancements in the UK for over 50 years. He took part in the UK’s first ever Pride march in London in 1972. The founder of the Peter Tatchell Foundation, Tatchell remains an instrumental part of the fight to raise consciousness, and protection of human rights in the UK and worldwide, primarily against anti-LGBTQI policy.


3. DR. RANJ SINGH
​TV Presenter, Columnist, Author, Doctor
​@DrRanj
Resident Doctor on This Morning, and recently starring in his own show, Dr Ranj: On Call, Ranj does a phenomenal job in providing representation for LGBTQI Asians in the UK. He frequently discusses the challenges surrounding LGBTQI acceptance in the media as well as in wider society. As a health columnist for Attitude, he writes on the importance of all members of the community having a better understanding of their physical and mental health.