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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LGBT History
Listen to the Luscious Music of Gay Tea Dances
Millennials can’t begin to comprehend that social doesn’t require media. But for generations, gay men grew up being social by
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Pride In My Tribe – Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
By Randy Slovacek In the mid-1980s, I was a young actor pursuing my dreams of working on the Broadway stage
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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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Remembering the Pulse Nightclub Massacre, Third Anniversary
Innocent people had gathered with their friends at a place of community, love, and equality in Orlando to enjoy music
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Witness the Courage of Frank Kameny during “The Lavender Scare” on PBS: TRAILER
As our Community around the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots as the spark in our fight
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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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