Out of the Past: Gay and Lesbian History from 1869 to the PresentAlyson Books, 2006 - 677 ページ In 'Out of the Past' Neil Miller presents a history of gay and lesbian life and culture that ranges from the time of Oscar Wilde up to the first gay marriage in San Francisco in 2004. |
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... became a staunch , even fanatical , opponent of " the love that dare not speak its name . " The effects of the trials were immense . Wilde became the object of such great revulsion in England that the word Oscar became a popular term of ...
... became a staunch , even fanatical , opponent of " the love that dare not speak its name . " The effects of the trials were immense . Wilde became the object of such great revulsion in England that the word Oscar became a popular term of ...
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... became a movement rallying point . Not every politician required a zap in order to see the wisdom of supporting gay rights . Bella Abzug , running for Congress in 1970 , became the first candidate for major office to speak at a GAA ...
... became a movement rallying point . Not every politician required a zap in order to see the wisdom of supporting gay rights . Bella Abzug , running for Congress in 1970 , became the first candidate for major office to speak at a GAA ...
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... became involved with the all- white Gay Association of South Africa ( GASA ) . In 1983 and 1984 , he started a GASA adjunct for black men , publicizing it through an interview with a black Sunday newspaper . When more than 70 people ...
... became involved with the all- white Gay Association of South Africa ( GASA ) . In 1983 and 1984 , he started a GASA adjunct for black men , publicizing it through an interview with a black Sunday newspaper . When more than 70 people ...
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