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Veterans Day Tribute: Technical Sgt. Leonard P. Matlovich America’s 1st. Out Gay Serviceman
Today on Veterans Day we honor all Americans who have served in the armed forces. One man who must be honored…
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Gay History – November 11, 1950: The Mattachine Society Holds It’s First Meeting In Los Angeles
On November 11th. 1950, Harry Hay and a group of Los Angeles friends formed The Mattachine Society, a group to…
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Today in Gay History – November 10: The Republican White House Call-Boy Crack Scandal of 1989 and More
November 10th. 1928 – The New York Times reported that forty distinguished witnesses including T. S. Eliot, Arnold Bennett, Vera Brittain, Ethel Smyth. and Virginia Woolf, appeared…
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Father Kills 14-year-old Son in Nevada: ‘He would rather have a dead son than a gay son’
A father in Henderson, Nevada shot and killed his 14-year-old gay son, with police attributing the killing in part to…
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3 Men Gay Bashed Outside Number 9 Bar in Washington, D.C.
Three gay men were severely beaten after they were attacked outside the Number 9 bar in D.C. at around 10…
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Malaysia Court Sentences 5 Men to Jail, Fines, and Caning for Gay Sex
A Malaysian religious court on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur sentenced five men on Thursday to jail, caning and fines…
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New Lawsuit Claims GOP Rep. Jim Jordan Knew About Sexual Abuse at Ohio State and Shrugged It Off
A professional referee says in a lawsuit filed Thursday that disgraced doctor Richard Strauss masturbated in front of him in…
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Gay History: November 7, 1985: NYC Closes the “Notorious” MINESHAFT, READ The NY Times Article
Gay History: November 7, 1985: NYC Closes the "Notorious" MINESHAFT, READ The NY Times Article
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Gay History – November 7, 1978: California’s Prop 6 aka The Briggs Initiative Against Gay Teachers Defeated
California’s Proposition 6 commonly known as The Briggs Initiative, would have banned gays and lesbians, and possibly anyone who supported gay rights,…
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Gay History – November 4, 1986: California’s Prop 64 To Quarantine People With AIDS Defeated
The AIDS Plague years is the darkest chapter in gay history. One of those dark moments happened in California in…
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