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Gay History Month – October 20: ACT-UP Protests the UN, Dr. Evelyn Hooker, and the First Gay Wedding On TV May Surprise You.
October 20th. 1958: Truman Capote’s novella Breakfast at Tiffany’s is published in the November issue of Esquire Magazine. Gay men everywhere…
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GAY HISTORY MONTH – October 18: KKK Foiled In Gay Bar Bombing Plan, Georgia’s Sodomy Apology, and the US Navy’s Explosive Gay Frame-Up
LGBT HISTORY: October 18, 1990: Three white supremacists: are convicted of conspiring to blow up Neighbours Disco a gay bar…
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Gay History – August 7, 1931: American Solider Found Guilty of Sodomy Sent To Alcatraz Prison
Clyde Findell Hicks was born in Oak Grove, Durham, North Carolina on September 5, 1910. On April 13, 1930 at…
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Gay History – August, 1673: Plymouth Colony Convicts Two Men Of “Spending their seed one upon another”
On August 6, 1673 Plymouth Colony convicted two men of “Lewd Behavior and Unclean Carriage”.
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Gay History – July 9, 1550: Italian Humanist and Historian Jacopo Bonfadio Convicted of Sodomy and Beheaded
Jacopo Bonfadio was born in Garda, Italy in 1508 and was educated at Verona and Padua. of sodomy, for which he was arrested, tried, and condemned to…
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Gay History – June 30: Cincinnati Police Ignore Anti-Gay Public Pool Riot, GA Sodomy Law Upheld, and Jacob Israel de Haan Assassinated
June 30, 2000: David Copeland, 24, is convicted murder for planting a bomb in a London gay bar a year…
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Ye Olde Gay History – June 23, 1629: Five “Beastly Sodomitical Boys” Busted By Puritan Preacher On Way To Salem, M.A.
June 23, 1629The Rev. Francis Higginson, a preacher with a Puritan bent in the Church of England, left his parish…
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Gay History – June 7: Anita Bryant’s “Save Our Children” Dade County Gay Rights Repeal Succeeds and More.
1977 - A referendum, in Dade County, Florida forced by fundamentalist Christian Anita Bryant, husband Bob Green and their "Save…
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Gay History – March 16, 1680: New Hampshire Makes Gay Sex Punishable By Death
Legislators of New Hampshire pass the colony’s first capital laws, copied almost word for word from the Plymouth laws of…
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Gay History – March 1, 1642 – 1656: Puritan Boys Gone Wild!
The Plymouth Colony Court heard a case brought against Edward Michell and Edward Preston for “lewd & sodomitical practices tending…
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