When I was 19, I headed up my University’s ‘Queer Collective’. It was a regional campus and not exactly a bustling example of student activism. Nevertheless, I did my best: hosting debates on gay marriage and trans rights, making banners and slogans to put up in the ‘Queer Room’ (which nobody used) and hosting social events (which everyone attended, mostly to hook up).
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