Saving Our Stories – ‘Stonewall Remembered: Fifty Years, Two Witnesses’
Occasionally in life we have the great fortune of crossing paths with history. One of mine is knowing a woman
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NYC Pride 2020 Canceled Due to Coronavirus
Last year, our Community came home to the city where Pride began for World Pride and the 50th Anniversary of
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An Image of our Community is One of National Geographic’s “14 Best Photographs of the Decade”
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the 21,613,329 images taken by National Geographic photographers have said more
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Jerry Herman, Broadway Legend and Composer of LGBT Anthem “I Am, What I Am!” dies at 88: VIDEO TRIBUTE
Jerry Herman the three-time Tony Award, two-time Grammy Award winner and Kennedy Center Honoree, has passed at the age of
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Screening of ‘Stonewall Outloud’ celebrates History with a Homecoming
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Over the last fifty years, the story of what took place at the Stonewall Inn in
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World Pride March, United under a Rainbow of Creativity: EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. With 165 units from around the world, across the country, and from every borough of the
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Watch: Stonewall 50 Pride March LIVE from NYC
Gone Marchin’ ain’t exactly accurate… As we told readers at the beginning of Pride Month, theOUTfront is collaborating with The
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Our Living History, a celebration of Pride
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. The history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people goes back several millennia, arguably to the
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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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“A True Champion,” on National HIV Testing Day
by Phillip Matthews TPAN Executive Director, 1996–98 Orig. pub. Nov. 2000 Before I reflect on the past 10 years of
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