On September 15, 1969: Gay Power, “New York’s First Homosexual Newspaper” and the first publication to emerge from the post-Stonewall movement, publishes its premiere issue.
On September 12, 1969 he Gay Liberation Front held a protest at the Village Voice,demanding a meeting with publisher Ed Fancher. The protest went on all day as Fancher stubbornly refused to meet with the group.
Over 50 years ago the movie adaptation of Mart Crowley’s famous play The Boys in the Band opened in movie theaters around the country. It is among the first major American motion pictures to revolve around gay characters and is often cited as a milestone in the history of queer cinema.
AFA Hate Group Claims NYPD Raided Stonewall Inn To Rescue Trans Teen From Sexual Abuse. So they sat on that bit of information for 50 years?
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Rare 1969 NYPD Footage of the Gay Liberation Front at Anti-War Demonstration [Video & Text]
Since many of our younger generation don’t comprehend the virulent anti-gay culture that prevailed in 1969 when the Stonewall Riots occurred, I thought I would is re-print this incredibly homophobic 1969 article written in...
Ever since Roland Emmerich’s trailer for his fictionalized re-telling of the Stonewall riots has been released there has been many arguments of white-washing, acts of vandalism and the passing around of folklore as...
October 12th. 1774 – Adolph Jans van Oldeberkoop of Frisia Netherlands, a fifty year old customs officer, was convicted of seduction to sodomy and banished for two years. 1971 – The New York...
NYC Pride announced that WABC-TV will be its official television partner and broadcast the 48th NYC LGBT Pride March on Sunday, June 25, 2017. The NYC Pride March started in 1970 as a civil...
Via White House press release: Since taking office, President Obama and his Administration have made historic strides in expanding opportunities and advancing equality and justice for all Americans, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and...
