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12/15/2004 |
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Felice Picano, 1996
Author and publisher Felice Picano shares his thoughts about his work and gay literature with Owen Keehnen in 1996, shortly after being nominated for two Lambda Literary Awards.
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spotlight |
10/15/2004 |
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Arts and Letters in Australia and New Zealand
Australian and New Zealand writers such as Frank Sargeson and Patrick White and artists such as Frances Hodgkins and James Gleeson have contributed significantly to the glbtq heritage in literature and the arts.
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spotlight |
10/01/2004 |
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Music: Women's
Women's Music is stylistically diverse and continually evolving. It has broadened over time, but remains committed to lesbian visibility and feminist values.
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09/15/2004 |
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American Television Part 2
Openly homosexual personalities such as Nathan Lane, Rosie O'Donnel, Frank Kameny, and RuPaul as well as such closeted figures as Liberace and Paul Lynde have influenced American perceptions of glbtq people.
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09/01/2004 |
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American Television Part 1
In the past, television dramas, news programs, sitcoms, soap operas, and talk shows have treated glbtq issues inadequately or in stereotyped ways, though there have recently been signs of improvement.
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spotlight |
08/15/2004 |
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Education
Many colleges and universities have grown more responsive to glbtq issues during the last thirty years as a result of the efforts of glbtq students, staff, and faculty. While the campus climate has improved at many U. S. institutions, some harassment persists.
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07/15/2004 |
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Autobiography: Gay Male
In its first century of existence, Gay Male Autobiography has become increasingly open, frank, and unapologetic. Gay autobiography has inspired solidarity because it emphasizes both the uniqueness and the commonalities of the coming out experience, as well as the peculiarities and the mundanities of gay lives.
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point of view |
07/01/2004 |
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Gordon Babst on the FMA
Political Scientist Gordon Babst argues that the Federal Marriage Amendment savages some of the most treasured principles of the
U. S. Constitution.
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05/01/2004 |
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Military Service
Lesbians and gay men have often served honorably in their nations' armed services, and some have been prominent military leaders. Officially-sanctioned homophobia has often made such service difficult and sometimes impossible.
America's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy and some other countries' exclusion of gay and lesbian service members continue to devastate many lives today.
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spotlight |
04/15/2004 |
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India
India, the largest nation in South Asia, is extremely diverse culturally. Indian thought about sexuality and gender has been shaped by many factors, including religious and ethnic traditions. Historical evidence suggests considerable social acceptance of sexual diversity in ancient times, but India appears to be less tolerant today than it was in the past.
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