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03/01/2006
New Orleans New Orleans is one of America's most colorful cities and boasts a rich tradition for glbtq people. The city is both a popular travel destination for gay men and lesbians and the home of a diverse glbtq community. view feature
01/01/2006
Mystery Fiction Part 2 Lesbian and gay mystery fiction is an important part of the glbtq literary heritage that has burgeoned since the early 1970s. view feature
12/01/2005
Mystery Fiction Part 1 Lesbian and Gay Mystery Fiction is an important part of the glbtq literary heritage that has burgeoned since the early 1970s. view feature
11/01/2005
The Art of Mady Mady is a Montreal-based artist whose expressionist-inspired work often dwells on life, death, female sexuality, spirituality, and memory. This exhibition features images from nine distinct series she has created since 1990. view feature
This exhibition features images from nine distinct series she has created since 1990.
10/01/2005
Anthropology Anthropology was the first of the social science disciplines to take sexuality--and particularly homosexuality--seriously as a field of intellectual inquiry in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The field has achieved a new impetus in the post-Stonewall era. view feature
09/30/2005
Pam Tent, 2004 In this 2004 interview with Owen Keehnen, Pam Tent, a founding member of San Francisco's flamboyant Cockettes, discusses the inception and the ultimate disbanding of that counter-culture performance group and reminisces about its glittering moments and its celebrity following. view feature
David Drake, 1994 In this 1994 interview with Owen Keehnen, performer and playwright David Drake discusses the success of The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me, his careers as both performer and writer, his sissy boy stigma, and Hollywood homophobia. view feature
09/14/2005
David B. Feinberg, 1991, 1992 In these two interviews with Owen Keehnen, the late author and activist David B. Feinberg (1956-1994) discusses his involvement in ACT UP, his award-winning novels Eighty-Sixed (1989) and Spontaneous Combustion (1991), his play The Pathological Flirt, and the influences on his work. view feature
Lesléa Newman, 1994 In this 1994 interview with Owen Keehnen, Lesléa Newman discusses her children's, young adult, and adult novels; the dramatization and film versions of A Letter to Harvey Milk (1987), the lesbian and Jewish influences on her writing; and the controversy over Heather Has Two Mommies (1989). view feature
09/01/2005
Lipstick Conspiracy Lipstick Conspiracy is a San Francisco-based all-transgender band founded in 2003. Though still relatively new, the group has been welcomed by critics. The Portland Mercury characterized the group as rock-n-roll's first all-tranny band, the San Francisco Bay Guardian named them "Best Girl Band" of 2004, and The SF Observer praised their "simple guitar riffs" and "punchy, rhyme-induced lyrics." Here, band members tell us about their inspiration, music, and the obstacles they have faced and share some advice for queer bands that are just starting out. view feature
Here, band members tell us about their inspiration, music, and the obstacles they have faced and share some advice for queer bands that are just starting out.
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