Stonewall Remembered: Fifty Years, Two Witnesses
In June 1969, I was a 27 year old woman (closeted to myself and the world) enjoying drinks with my
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Lesbian
Removing the Mask
by Haviland Stillwell Though fake news is on the rise, and is so often accepted as truth, the LGBTQ+ community
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Darkness to Light… Stonewall’s effect on the Mental Health Profession
From the uprising at Stonewall in 1969 to the elimination of “Homosexuality” as a diagnosable mental health disorder in 1973,
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“Pride Plays,” a Showcase of Diversity on Stage
Playwrights have always been the most public storytellers of society, reflecting the issues of the times in which they lived
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Equality: VIDEOS
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Earlier this year The Randy Report noted that “Family Guy” will be “phasing out” gay jokes.
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St Vincent’s Hospital epicenter of New York City’s AIDS epidemic: Remembered
St. Vincent’s Hospital came into existence in the 1840s as a response to the cholera epidemic, which affected many Irish
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Experience how “Stonewall FOREVER” is preserving Generations of Pride
Two years ago, New York Senator Chuck Schumer kicked off NYC Pride at The LGBT Community Center to announce Google.org,
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Celebrating STONEWALL 50 with Generations of Pride
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. It’s nearly impossible to appreciate the significance or scope of the half century since the uprising
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Remembering Our Unknowns on Memorial Day
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Before the festive barbecues and picnics, let us remind ourselves that today is a memorial day. It
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Harvey Milk’s Birthday, a Celebration in Words and Song
“If a bullet should enter my brain, let that bullet destroy every closet door.” – Harvey Milk Born May 22,
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