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In this clip in 1977, author Quentin Crisp talks about his controversial life as an openly gay man in the 1930s and the gay liberation movement of the 70s. For more classic clips, go to http://www.cbc.ca/archives
Dennis Altman was a university student holidaying in New York when he found himself involved in the gay liberation movement and writing an influential book on it, and he can now look back on the change he helped bring about.
- published: 07 Feb 2012
- views: 964
Rare footage of Christopher St. Gay Liberation Day in New York City June 28, 1970. Just one year following the historic Stonewall riots.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-06-22/news/1970-a-first-person-account-of-the-first-gay-pride-march/full/
http://www.yak.net/ian/stonewall.html
- published: 30 Jun 2013
- views: 4657
This is a video clip of a photography exhibit that I curated in 2009 at the LGBT Center, New York, NY, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gay Liberation Front (GLF)--the first post-Stonewall Rebellion organization, founded in 1969. I was a member of GLF, having joined during August 1969. An article "The Look of Liberation" discussing the exhibition was published in the Gay and Lesbian Review and reprinted in my book, Bearing Witness, which can be ordered at http://stevendansky.com/onbearingwitness.html. Video by Abrigail Spindel and Jennifer Gibson.
- published: 07 Nov 2010
- views: 844
A sculpture by New York artist George Segal in Christopher Park, across the street from the Stonewall Inn, commemorates the gay liberation movement. It is cared for by the Parks & Recreation Monuments Conservation Crew.
Produced by Adrian Sas
- published: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 1426
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the incredible story of how gay men and women went from being the ultimate outsiders to occupying the halls of power, with a profound influence on our cultural, political and social lives.
After the battles over civil rights for African Americans, and equal rights for women, the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination, with the speed and breadth of the victory stunning its detractors and supporters alike.
It is remarkable that the battle for gay rights in the Western world is advancing the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination,in a fraction of the time that it took the women’s movement and the civil rights movement to achieve similar goals. However, at the heart of the revolution is a tragedy. What drove the gay community to finally demand power was a disease that was decimating its ranks: AIDS.
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the powerful story of the struggle for gay rights, from the 40’s and 50’s to the present day. It takes us inside the secret lives gay people were forced to live, at a time when homosexuality was illegal in every province in Canada and every state in America and police harassment was a fact of life.
Using a rich mix of never before seen archival images and footage and candid interviews with activists and personalities including author Edmund White, and Village Voice columnist Michael Musto, the documentary explores what life was like for gay people at a time when homosexuality was seen as a mental illness, and to be openly gay was to live in utter exile from society.
With the social and sexual revolution of the 1960s, gays enjoyed a new found freedom. They also started to fight back. In 1969, the ‘Gay Revolution’ was unleashed with the Stonewall Riots, as an angry mob of gay people rose up against a routine police raid on a Greenwich Village bar.
The film tells the devastating story of AIDS and its dramatic effect on the gay rights movement. What started as a barely noticed outbreak of a rare form of cancer in a small number of homosexual men in 1981 spread to become one of the deadliest pandemics in modern history. When AIDS is treated with indifference and hostility by society, the lack of response gives rise to a new kind of anger and a new kind of gay rights organization: the activist group ACT-UP.
Through an extensive interview with AIDS activist Peter Staley, HOW WE GOT GAY shows how the movement for gay equality becomes consumed with the AIDS crisis, and how the gay community finally got the world’s attention. In the crucible of AIDS, the modern gay rights movement is born.
By the year 2000, almost 500,000 people in North America have died of AIDS, but gay activists have also pushed for a drug regimen that has transformed AIDS from a death sentence to a chronic disease. Through the work of groups like ACT-UP, AIDS finally forces the issue of homosexual equality, and it leads directly to the increasing embrace and acceptance of gay people into heterosexual society.
HOW WE GOT GAY takes us into the gay rights movement of the 21st century. Now the movement has evolved into a powerful network of disciplined, top-down, media-savvy, Ivy League-staffed organizations that know how to operate the levers of power.
These new gay organizations co-opt conventional political weapons: self-selected candidates, political action committees, black-tie fund-raisers, research institutes and lobbyists. In the words of Fred Sainz, director of Communications at the Human Rights Campaign, “we sell gay rights the way Kellogg’s sells cereal”.
The new generation of gay and lesbian activists is now demanding full equal rights under the law. It is no longer just a fight to be allowed to exist and be left alone. They want marriage and family recognition, equal tax laws, employment protection, and hundreds of other rights denied to homosexuals.
And they are winning.
Today gay people in the Western world live in an era of unimaginable freedom compared to earlier times. With support for gay marriage at an all time high, with antigay laws increasingly going down to defeat in the courts, and with young gay men and women able to come out earlier than ever, it is in many ways a Golden Age of gay liberation.
- published: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 31519
A reading from Stuart Feather's "Blowing the Lid."
"A valuable as well as entertaining first-hand radical testimony from the period, essential for anyone who wants to understand how this country has changed and who wants to think about how it could be change more." -Neil Bartlett
Blowing the Lid at Zero Books
http://www.zero-books.net/books/blowing-lid
- published: 23 Jan 2016
- views: 137
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger -
Today on the radio I heard about "Black Liberation Theology." The logic goes like this: Jesus was a rabble-rouser. He kept telling people that they should not listen to the rabbinical power players, but rather listen to God. This upset the power players so much they executed him for what we would today call political crimes.
But through his life and death, He gave us liberty not just over the tyranny of death, but also over the tyranny of Old Testament laws and oppressive Roman rule. We reach heaven not through punishing people, but by liberating them. From The Good Samaritan to The Sermon on the Mount, God's message is clear: we are to love God with all our heart, soul, body and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. That what Dr. Martin Luther King, Bishop Desmond Tutu and even Jeremiah Wright are trying to tell us, and not a bad foundation.
Now as a gay dad, I'm just trying to be the best husband, father and Christian that I can. That seems to disturb a lot of people. But what Liberation Theology shows us is God wants us to love and accept people no matter how much they disturb us. Whether the gays will or won't go to heaven is unclear, but whether the oppressors or the oppressed will go to heaven is crystal clear.
Putting your veto on AB 43, the Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act, was an easy thing for you to do, but if there is any truth to Liberation Theology, it was not the right thing to do. After all, I may be a rabble-rouser myself, but I am still your neighbor.
Yours,
- published: 17 Apr 2008
- views: 1127
Mark Segal describes how he and few other activists managed to prolong the 1969 Stonewall riots into a multi-day event resulting in the founding of the Gay Liberation Front..an excerpt from his memoir "And Then We Danced" published 10/6/2015.
- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 165
The Gay liberation movement of the late 1960s and early to mid 1970s urged lesbians and gay men to "come out", publicly revealing their sexuality to family, friends and colleagues as a form of activism, and to counter shame with gay pride. Coming out and Pride parades have remained an important part of modern LGBT movements, and the visibility of lesbian and gay communities has continued to grow. The movement involved the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in North America, Western Europe, and Australia and New Zealand.
The phrase gay liberation is somewhat synonymous with the contemporary gay rights movement and broader LGBT social movements, but following the academic use, this article is about movements of a particular historical period that shared similar goals and strategies. Specifically, the word 'gay' was preferred to previous designations such as homosexual or homophile; some saw 'gay' as a rejection of the false dichotomy heterosexual/homosexual.
Gay lib is also known for its links to the counterculture of the time, and for the Gay liberationists' intent to transform fundamental institutions of society such as gender and the family. In order to achieve such liberation, consciousness raising and direct action were employed. By the late 1970s, the radicalism of Gay liberation was eclipsed by a return to a more formal movement that espoused gay and lesbian civil rights.
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Matt McGinn (17 January 1928 – 5 January 1977) was a Scottish folk singer-songwriter and poet.
Matthew McGinn was born in Ross Street at the corner of the Gallowgate in Calton, Glasgow in 1928, one of a family of nine. At the age of 12 he was sent to an approved school for two years. On his release he worked in the Hillington factory of GKN, spending his spare time at evening classes and reading. He gained a Trade Union scholarship to study economics and political science at Ruskin College in Oxford when he was 31. After graduating, he trained to become a teacher at Huddersfield Teachers' Training College and went on to work as a teacher in Lanarkshire for three years before becoming the organiser of the Gorbals Adventure Playground.
McGinn joined the folk scene after winning a song contest with a song entitled "The Foreman O'Rourke". He met Pete Seeger in 1961 when Seeger was touring the British Isles. Seeger championed McGinn's music in the United States and arranged for McGinn to be part of a concert performance at Carnegie Hall, where McGinn met a young Bob Dylan. His career in music began during the folk revival of the 1960s but whilst others leaned towards traditional song, McGinn carved his own niche as a humourist and playwright as well as a singer/songwriter. He was a prolific songwriter, drawing on his experiences of Glasgow life for much of his material. He passionately believed in the overthrow of capitalism and supported many union disputes and always sided with the oppressed and down-trodden. His performances in clubs and concert halls were hugely popular. One song, "Coorie Doon," a lullaby for a miner's child, was frequently performed by The Corries & Luke Kelly
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8:35Quentin Crisp on the gay liberation movement, 1977: CBC Archives
Quentin Crisp on the gay liberation movement, 1977: CBC ArchivesQuentin Crisp on the gay liberation movement, 1977: CBC Archives
In this clip in 1977, author Quentin Crisp talks about his controversial life as an openly gay man in the 1930s and the gay liberation movement of the 70s. For more classic clips, go to http://www.cbc.ca/archives -
6:48Forty years on, Australian remembers role in gay liberation movement
Forty years on, Australian remembers role in gay liberation movementForty years on, Australian remembers role in gay liberation movement
Dennis Altman was a university student holidaying in New York when he found himself involved in the gay liberation movement and writing an influential book on it, and he can now look back on the change he helped bring about. -
0:37Christopher St Gay Liberation Day 1970
Christopher St Gay Liberation Day 1970Christopher St Gay Liberation Day 1970
Rare footage of Christopher St. Gay Liberation Day in New York City June 28, 1970. Just one year following the historic Stonewall riots. http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-06-22/news/1970-a-first-person-account-of-the-first-gay-pride-march/full/ http://www.yak.net/ian/stonewall.html -
3:50Gay Liberation Front (1969-1971): A 40th Anniversary Retrospective
Gay Liberation Front (1969-1971): A 40th Anniversary RetrospectiveGay Liberation Front (1969-1971): A 40th Anniversary Retrospective
This is a video clip of a photography exhibit that I curated in 2009 at the LGBT Center, New York, NY, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gay Liberation Front (GLF)--the first post-Stonewall Rebellion organization, founded in 1969. I was a member of GLF, having joined during August 1969. An article "The Look of Liberation" discussing the exhibition was published in the Gay and Lesbian Review and reprinted in my book, Bearing Witness, which can be ordered at http://stevendansky.com/onbearingwitness.html. Video by Abrigail Spindel and Jennifer Gibson. -
2:16Matt McGinn - The Gay Liberation
Matt McGinn - The Gay Liberation -
10:01NHD - Gay Liberation Movement
NHD - Gay Liberation MovementNHD - Gay Liberation Movement
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4:27It's My Park: Gay Pride Monument
It's My Park: Gay Pride MonumentIt's My Park: Gay Pride Monument
A sculpture by New York artist George Segal in Christopher Park, across the street from the Stonewall Inn, commemorates the gay liberation movement. It is cared for by the Parks & Recreation Monuments Conservation Crew. Produced by Adrian Sas -
44:45How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)
How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the incredible story of how gay men and women went from being the ultimate outsiders to occupying the halls of power, with a profound influence on our cultural, political and social lives. After the battles over civil rights for African Americans, and equal rights for women, the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination, with the speed and breadth of the victory stunning its detractors and supporters alike. It is remarkable that the battle for gay rights in the Western world is advancing the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination,in a fraction of the time that it took the women’s movement and the civil rights movement to achieve similar goals. However, at the heart of the revolution is a tragedy. What drove the gay community to finally demand power was a disease that was decimating its ranks: AIDS. HOW WE GOT GAY tells the powerful story of the struggle for gay rights, from the 40’s and 50’s to the present day. It takes us inside the secret lives gay people were forced to live, at a time when homosexuality was illegal in every province in Canada and every state in America and police harassment was a fact of life. Using a rich mix of never before seen archival images and footage and candid interviews with activists and personalities including author Edmund White, and Village Voice columnist Michael Musto, the documentary explores what life was like for gay people at a time when homosexuality was seen as a mental illness, and to be openly gay was to live in utter exile from society. With the social and sexual revolution of the 1960s, gays enjoyed a new found freedom. They also started to fight back. In 1969, the ‘Gay Revolution’ was unleashed with the Stonewall Riots, as an angry mob of gay people rose up against a routine police raid on a Greenwich Village bar. The film tells the devastating story of AIDS and its dramatic effect on the gay rights movement. What started as a barely noticed outbreak of a rare form of cancer in a small number of homosexual men in 1981 spread to become one of the deadliest pandemics in modern history. When AIDS is treated with indifference and hostility by society, the lack of response gives rise to a new kind of anger and a new kind of gay rights organization: the activist group ACT-UP. Through an extensive interview with AIDS activist Peter Staley, HOW WE GOT GAY shows how the movement for gay equality becomes consumed with the AIDS crisis, and how the gay community finally got the world’s attention. In the crucible of AIDS, the modern gay rights movement is born. By the year 2000, almost 500,000 people in North America have died of AIDS, but gay activists have also pushed for a drug regimen that has transformed AIDS from a death sentence to a chronic disease. Through the work of groups like ACT-UP, AIDS finally forces the issue of homosexual equality, and it leads directly to the increasing embrace and acceptance of gay people into heterosexual society. HOW WE GOT GAY takes us into the gay rights movement of the 21st century. Now the movement has evolved into a powerful network of disciplined, top-down, media-savvy, Ivy League-staffed organizations that know how to operate the levers of power. These new gay organizations co-opt conventional political weapons: self-selected candidates, political action committees, black-tie fund-raisers, research institutes and lobbyists. In the words of Fred Sainz, director of Communications at the Human Rights Campaign, “we sell gay rights the way Kellogg’s sells cereal”. The new generation of gay and lesbian activists is now demanding full equal rights under the law. It is no longer just a fight to be allowed to exist and be left alone. They want marriage and family recognition, equal tax laws, employment protection, and hundreds of other rights denied to homosexuals. And they are winning. Today gay people in the Western world live in an era of unimaginable freedom compared to earlier times. With support for gay marriage at an all time high, with antigay laws increasingly going down to defeat in the courts, and with young gay men and women able to come out earlier than ever, it is in many ways a Golden Age of gay liberation. -
9:42Gay Liberation Front
Gay Liberation Front -
4:38Blowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution, and Radical Queens
Blowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution, and Radical QueensBlowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution, and Radical Queens
A reading from Stuart Feather's "Blowing the Lid." "A valuable as well as entertaining first-hand radical testimony from the period, essential for anyone who wants to understand how this country has changed and who wants to think about how it could be change more." -Neil Bartlett Blowing the Lid at Zero Books http://www.zero-books.net/books/blowing-lid -
1:48Mar 31 2008 gay liberation theology
Mar 31 2008 gay liberation theologyMar 31 2008 gay liberation theology
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger - Today on the radio I heard about "Black Liberation Theology." The logic goes like this: Jesus was a rabble-rouser. He kept telling people that they should not listen to the rabbinical power players, but rather listen to God. This upset the power players so much they executed him for what we would today call political crimes. But through his life and death, He gave us liberty not just over the tyranny of death, but also over the tyranny of Old Testament laws and oppressive Roman rule. We reach heaven not through punishing people, but by liberating them. From The Good Samaritan to The Sermon on the Mount, God's message is clear: we are to love God with all our heart, soul, body and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. That what Dr. Martin Luther King, Bishop Desmond Tutu and even Jeremiah Wright are trying to tell us, and not a bad foundation. Now as a gay dad, I'm just trying to be the best husband, father and Christian that I can. That seems to disturb a lot of people. But what Liberation Theology shows us is God wants us to love and accept people no matter how much they disturb us. Whether the gays will or won't go to heaven is unclear, but whether the oppressors or the oppressed will go to heaven is crystal clear. Putting your veto on AB 43, the Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act, was an easy thing for you to do, but if there is any truth to Liberation Theology, it was not the right thing to do. After all, I may be a rabble-rouser myself, but I am still your neighbor. Yours, -
7:27GAY LIBERATION FRONT IS BORN 1969
GAY LIBERATION FRONT IS BORN 1969GAY LIBERATION FRONT IS BORN 1969
Mark Segal describes how he and few other activists managed to prolong the 1969 Stonewall riots into a multi-day event resulting in the founding of the Gay Liberation Front..an excerpt from his memoir "And Then We Danced" published 10/6/2015. -
7:54Gay Liberation Movement
Gay Liberation MovementGay Liberation Movement
2014 Social Studies Project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7eZwltKdLk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TJxnYgP6D8 Fair use is a legal principle that defines the limitations on the exclusive rights** of copyright holders. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide guidance on the application of fair use principles by educators, scholars and students who develop multimedia projects using portions of copyrighted works under fair use rather than by seeking authorization for non-commercial educational uses. These guidelines apply only to fair use in the context of copyright and to no other rights. There is no simple test to determine what is fair use. Section 107 of the Copyright Act*** sets forth the four fair use factors which should be considered in each instance, based on particular facts of a given case, to determine whether a use is a "fair use": (1) the purpose and character of use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes, (2) the nature of the copyrighted work, (3) the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole, and (4) the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work. -
9:01Sherry Wolf the Fight for Gay Liberation Socialism 2008 (1/5)
Sherry Wolf the Fight for Gay Liberation Socialism 2008 (1/5)Sherry Wolf the Fight for Gay Liberation Socialism 2008 (1/5)
Sherry Wolf author of the forthcoming Sexuality and Socialism: History, Politics, and Theory of LGBT liberation, speaks at the Northern California 2008 Socialism Conference on the struggle for marriage equality. (Part 1 of 5) Register for the Socialist Conference near you: www.socialismconference.org
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Quentin Crisp on the gay liberation movement, 1977: CBC Archives
In this clip in 1977, author Quentin Crisp talks about his controversial life as an openly gay man in the 1930s and the gay liberation movement of the 70s. For more classic clips, go to http://www.cbc.ca/archives -
Forty years on, Australian remembers role in gay liberation movement
Dennis Altman was a university student holidaying in New York when he found himself involved in the gay liberation movement and writing an influential book on it, and he can now look back on the change he helped bring about. -
Christopher St Gay Liberation Day 1970
Rare footage of Christopher St. Gay Liberation Day in New York City June 28, 1970. Just one year following the historic Stonewall riots. http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-06-22/news/1970-a-first-person-account-of-the-first-gay-pride-march/full/ http://www.yak.net/ian/stonewall.html -
Gay Liberation Front (1969-1971): A 40th Anniversary Retrospective
This is a video clip of a photography exhibit that I curated in 2009 at the LGBT Center, New York, NY, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gay Liberation Front (GLF)--the first post-Stonewall Rebellion organization, founded in 1969. I was a member of GLF, having joined during August 1969. An article "The Look of Liberation" discussing the exhibition was published in the Gay and Lesbian Review and reprinted in my book, Bearing Witness, which can be ordered at http://stevendansky.com/onbearingwitness.html. Video by Abrigail Spindel and Jennifer Gibson. -
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NHD - Gay Liberation Movement
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It's My Park: Gay Pride Monument
A sculpture by New York artist George Segal in Christopher Park, across the street from the Stonewall Inn, commemorates the gay liberation movement. It is cared for by the Parks & Recreation Monuments Conservation Crew. Produced by Adrian Sas -
How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the incredible story of how gay men and women went from being the ultimate outsiders to occupying the halls of power, with a profound influence on our cultural, political and social lives. After the battles over civil rights for African Americans, and equal rights for women, the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination, with the speed and breadth of the victory stunning its detractors and supporters alike. It is remarkable that the battle for gay rights in the Western world is advancing the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination,in a fraction of the time that it took the women’s mov... -
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Blowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution, and Radical Queens
A reading from Stuart Feather's "Blowing the Lid." "A valuable as well as entertaining first-hand radical testimony from the period, essential for anyone who wants to understand how this country has changed and who wants to think about how it could be change more." -Neil Bartlett Blowing the Lid at Zero Books http://www.zero-books.net/books/blowing-lid -
Mar 31 2008 gay liberation theology
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger - Today on the radio I heard about "Black Liberation Theology." The logic goes like this: Jesus was a rabble-rouser. He kept telling people that they should not listen to the rabbinical power players, but rather listen to God. This upset the power players so much they executed him for what we would today call political crimes. But through his life and death, He gave us liberty not just over the tyranny of death, but also over the tyranny of Old Testament laws and oppressive Roman rule. We reach heaven not through punishing people, but by liberating them. From The Good Samaritan to The Sermon on the Mount, God's message is clear: we are to love God with all our heart, soul, body and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. That what Dr. Martin Luther King,... -
GAY LIBERATION FRONT IS BORN 1969
Mark Segal describes how he and few other activists managed to prolong the 1969 Stonewall riots into a multi-day event resulting in the founding of the Gay Liberation Front..an excerpt from his memoir "And Then We Danced" published 10/6/2015. -
Gay Liberation Movement
2014 Social Studies Project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7eZwltKdLk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TJxnYgP6D8 Fair use is a legal principle that defines the limitations on the exclusive rights** of copyright holders. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide guidance on the application of fair use principles by educators, scholars and students who develop multimedia projects using portions of copyrighted works under fair use rather than by seeking authorization for non-commercial educational uses. These guidelines apply only to fair use in the context of copyright and to no other rights. There is no simple test to determine what is fair use. Section 107 of the Copyright Act*** sets forth the four fair use factors which should be considered in each instance, based on particular ... -
Sherry Wolf the Fight for Gay Liberation Socialism 2008 (1/5)
Sherry Wolf author of the forthcoming Sexuality and Socialism: History, Politics, and Theory of LGBT liberation, speaks at the Northern California 2008 Socialism Conference on the struggle for marriage equality. (Part 1 of 5) Register for the Socialist Conference near you: www.socialismconference.org -
Dennis Findlay Comments on History of GLOW - Gay Liberation of Waterloo and WUGLM - March 2016
Dennis Findlay discusses his memories as a member of the campus organization G.L.O.W. (Gay Liberation of Waterloo) in the early 1970s, from his first frosh week working at a club table, to the controversial "Operation Socrates Handbook." G.L.O.W. was initially called the Waterloo University Gay Liberation Movement (WUGLM). This was filmed and produced by historian Tom Hooper - thooper@yorku.ca -
"Revolution is for Us: The Left and Gay Liberation in Australia" Book Launch @ Marxism 2013
Be a part of next year's conference: MARXISM 2014 Easter Weekend 17-20 April - Melbourne, Australia: www.marxismconference.org Hosted by SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVE - www.sa.org.au Marxism 2013 presents the launch of "Revolution is for Us: The Left and Gay Liberation in Australia" with its author, Liz Ross. "The homosexual is essential to the sexual revolution; there can be no revolution, no liberation, without us." Australia's Gay Liberation movement arose at a time in world history when revolution was in the air and gays wanted to be part of it. It was the Left which championed revolution, which had a theory and practice of revolution -- Marxism. But when it comes to Gay Liberation it is often asserted that the Left was backward and even hostile, that Marxism had no tradition of dealing wi... -
Out of the closets, into the streets: Gay Liberation photography 1971-73
Curator Dr Marcus Bunyan comments on some of the photographs in this exhibition held at Edmund Pearce Gallery, Melbourne in July 2014. The exhibition featured artists John Storey, Phillip Potter, John Englart, Ponch Hawkes, Rennie Ellis and Barbara Creed and looked at photography of the first two years of Gay Liberation in Australia. -
Gay Liberation
Produced by the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in 1978, this film documents Moose Jaw's first ever protest relating to gay and lesbian issues. The original of this film is located at the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Neil Richards Collection, A821.VI.6. According to the Neil Richards Finding Aid: “This videotape was given to Neil Richards by Doug Wilson, along with other material relating to the activities of the Saskatchewan Gay Coalition. The videotape was produced in 1978 by Saskatoon members of the coalition, under the auspices of the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in collaboration with CPN Saskatoon. Evidently the videotape was produced for showing on local cable television; it has not been determined whether or not the tape was ever shown on television. The v... -
Gay Liberation unfurls banner at State Capitol for Marriage
GLN liberation unfurls a banner at the Illinois State Capitol in front of Speaker of the House Mike Madigan's office demanding that the state pass Marriage Equality. -
NU's Gay Liberation Front co-founder Maher Ahmad looks back
Founded in 1970, the Gay Liberation Front at Northwestern University was one of the first in the nation. NU alum Maher Ahmad (MFA '74), co-founder of the Gay Liberation Front, shares his story as a radical gay rights activist in the 70's. Today, Ahmad works as a production designer, whose work includes Goodfellas, Dodgeball and Zombieland. -
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Sydney Gay Liberation Quire Sings Teddy Bears' Picnic
Members of the Sydney Gay Liberation Quire reunite and oerform together for the first time since 1988 at the Homosexual Histories Conference at the University of Technology, Sydney, The lyrics were written by Helen Potter for the Adelaide Gay Pride March of 1973. It was first performed on Stonewall Day in 1981. Dr George Duncan is mentioned in the song. He was a prominent Adelaide man who was murdered by being drowned in the Torrens River while cruising a beat there. Nobody has ever been charged with his murder. The Quire later added some choreography to the song including high kicks and a pretty tastelessly humorous of drowning in the line "Duncan's dead but we're alive".
Quentin Crisp on the gay liberation movement, 1977: CBC Archives
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- Duration: 8:35
- Updated: 28 Jun 2013
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In this clip in 1977, author Quentin Crisp talks about his controversial life as an openly gay man in the 1930s and the gay liberation movement of the 70s. For...
In this clip in 1977, author Quentin Crisp talks about his controversial life as an openly gay man in the 1930s and the gay liberation movement of the 70s. For more classic clips, go to http://www.cbc.ca/archives
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In this clip in 1977, author Quentin Crisp talks about his controversial life as an openly gay man in the 1930s and the gay liberation movement of the 70s. For more classic clips, go to http://www.cbc.ca/archives
- published: 28 Jun 2013
- views: 8611
Forty years on, Australian remembers role in gay liberation movement
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- Duration: 6:48
- Updated: 07 Feb 2012
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Dennis Altman was a university student holidaying in New York when he found himself involved in the gay liberation movement and writing an influential book on i...
Dennis Altman was a university student holidaying in New York when he found himself involved in the gay liberation movement and writing an influential book on it, and he can now look back on the change he helped bring about.
wn.com/Forty Years On, Australian Remembers Role In Gay Liberation Movement
Dennis Altman was a university student holidaying in New York when he found himself involved in the gay liberation movement and writing an influential book on it, and he can now look back on the change he helped bring about.
- published: 07 Feb 2012
- views: 964
Christopher St Gay Liberation Day 1970
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- Duration: 0:37
- Updated: 30 Jun 2013
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Rare footage of Christopher St. Gay Liberation Day in New York City June 28, 1970. Just one year following the historic Stonewall riots.
http://www.villagevoic...
Rare footage of Christopher St. Gay Liberation Day in New York City June 28, 1970. Just one year following the historic Stonewall riots.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-06-22/news/1970-a-first-person-account-of-the-first-gay-pride-march/full/
http://www.yak.net/ian/stonewall.html
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Rare footage of Christopher St. Gay Liberation Day in New York City June 28, 1970. Just one year following the historic Stonewall riots.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-06-22/news/1970-a-first-person-account-of-the-first-gay-pride-march/full/
http://www.yak.net/ian/stonewall.html
- published: 30 Jun 2013
- views: 4657
Gay Liberation Front (1969-1971): A 40th Anniversary Retrospective
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- Duration: 3:50
- Updated: 07 Nov 2010
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This is a video clip of a photography exhibit that I curated in 2009 at the LGBT Center, New York, NY, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gay Liberation Front...
This is a video clip of a photography exhibit that I curated in 2009 at the LGBT Center, New York, NY, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gay Liberation Front (GLF)--the first post-Stonewall Rebellion organization, founded in 1969. I was a member of GLF, having joined during August 1969. An article "The Look of Liberation" discussing the exhibition was published in the Gay and Lesbian Review and reprinted in my book, Bearing Witness, which can be ordered at http://stevendansky.com/onbearingwitness.html. Video by Abrigail Spindel and Jennifer Gibson.
wn.com/Gay Liberation Front (1969 1971) A 40Th Anniversary Retrospective
This is a video clip of a photography exhibit that I curated in 2009 at the LGBT Center, New York, NY, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Gay Liberation Front (GLF)--the first post-Stonewall Rebellion organization, founded in 1969. I was a member of GLF, having joined during August 1969. An article "The Look of Liberation" discussing the exhibition was published in the Gay and Lesbian Review and reprinted in my book, Bearing Witness, which can be ordered at http://stevendansky.com/onbearingwitness.html. Video by Abrigail Spindel and Jennifer Gibson.
- published: 07 Nov 2010
- views: 844
Matt McGinn - The Gay Liberation
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 29 Jul 2008
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Matt McGinn - The Gay Liberation
Matt McGinn - The Gay Liberation
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NHD - Gay Liberation Movement
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- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 18 Jan 2015
- views: 133
- published: 18 Jan 2015
- views: 133
It's My Park: Gay Pride Monument
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- Duration: 4:27
- Updated: 24 Jun 2009
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A sculpture by New York artist George Segal in Christopher Park, across the street from the Stonewall Inn, commemorates the gay liberation movement. It is cared...
A sculpture by New York artist George Segal in Christopher Park, across the street from the Stonewall Inn, commemorates the gay liberation movement. It is cared for by the Parks & Recreation Monuments Conservation Crew.
Produced by Adrian Sas
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A sculpture by New York artist George Segal in Christopher Park, across the street from the Stonewall Inn, commemorates the gay liberation movement. It is cared for by the Parks & Recreation Monuments Conservation Crew.
Produced by Adrian Sas
- published: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 1426
How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)
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- Duration: 44:45
- Updated: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 31519
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the incredible story of how gay men and women went from being the ultimate outsiders to occupying the halls of power, with a profound influ...
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the incredible story of how gay men and women went from being the ultimate outsiders to occupying the halls of power, with a profound influence on our cultural, political and social lives.
After the battles over civil rights for African Americans, and equal rights for women, the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination, with the speed and breadth of the victory stunning its detractors and supporters alike.
It is remarkable that the battle for gay rights in the Western world is advancing the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination,in a fraction of the time that it took the women’s movement and the civil rights movement to achieve similar goals. However, at the heart of the revolution is a tragedy. What drove the gay community to finally demand power was a disease that was decimating its ranks: AIDS.
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the powerful story of the struggle for gay rights, from the 40’s and 50’s to the present day. It takes us inside the secret lives gay people were forced to live, at a time when homosexuality was illegal in every province in Canada and every state in America and police harassment was a fact of life.
Using a rich mix of never before seen archival images and footage and candid interviews with activists and personalities including author Edmund White, and Village Voice columnist Michael Musto, the documentary explores what life was like for gay people at a time when homosexuality was seen as a mental illness, and to be openly gay was to live in utter exile from society.
With the social and sexual revolution of the 1960s, gays enjoyed a new found freedom. They also started to fight back. In 1969, the ‘Gay Revolution’ was unleashed with the Stonewall Riots, as an angry mob of gay people rose up against a routine police raid on a Greenwich Village bar.
The film tells the devastating story of AIDS and its dramatic effect on the gay rights movement. What started as a barely noticed outbreak of a rare form of cancer in a small number of homosexual men in 1981 spread to become one of the deadliest pandemics in modern history. When AIDS is treated with indifference and hostility by society, the lack of response gives rise to a new kind of anger and a new kind of gay rights organization: the activist group ACT-UP.
Through an extensive interview with AIDS activist Peter Staley, HOW WE GOT GAY shows how the movement for gay equality becomes consumed with the AIDS crisis, and how the gay community finally got the world’s attention. In the crucible of AIDS, the modern gay rights movement is born.
By the year 2000, almost 500,000 people in North America have died of AIDS, but gay activists have also pushed for a drug regimen that has transformed AIDS from a death sentence to a chronic disease. Through the work of groups like ACT-UP, AIDS finally forces the issue of homosexual equality, and it leads directly to the increasing embrace and acceptance of gay people into heterosexual society.
HOW WE GOT GAY takes us into the gay rights movement of the 21st century. Now the movement has evolved into a powerful network of disciplined, top-down, media-savvy, Ivy League-staffed organizations that know how to operate the levers of power.
These new gay organizations co-opt conventional political weapons: self-selected candidates, political action committees, black-tie fund-raisers, research institutes and lobbyists. In the words of Fred Sainz, director of Communications at the Human Rights Campaign, “we sell gay rights the way Kellogg’s sells cereal”.
The new generation of gay and lesbian activists is now demanding full equal rights under the law. It is no longer just a fight to be allowed to exist and be left alone. They want marriage and family recognition, equal tax laws, employment protection, and hundreds of other rights denied to homosexuals.
And they are winning.
Today gay people in the Western world live in an era of unimaginable freedom compared to earlier times. With support for gay marriage at an all time high, with antigay laws increasingly going down to defeat in the courts, and with young gay men and women able to come out earlier than ever, it is in many ways a Golden Age of gay liberation.
wn.com/How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the incredible story of how gay men and women went from being the ultimate outsiders to occupying the halls of power, with a profound influence on our cultural, political and social lives.
After the battles over civil rights for African Americans, and equal rights for women, the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination, with the speed and breadth of the victory stunning its detractors and supporters alike.
It is remarkable that the battle for gay rights in the Western world is advancing the battle over gay rights is the first great fight for freedom in the 21st century. It is succeeding beyond anyone’s wildest imagination,in a fraction of the time that it took the women’s movement and the civil rights movement to achieve similar goals. However, at the heart of the revolution is a tragedy. What drove the gay community to finally demand power was a disease that was decimating its ranks: AIDS.
HOW WE GOT GAY tells the powerful story of the struggle for gay rights, from the 40’s and 50’s to the present day. It takes us inside the secret lives gay people were forced to live, at a time when homosexuality was illegal in every province in Canada and every state in America and police harassment was a fact of life.
Using a rich mix of never before seen archival images and footage and candid interviews with activists and personalities including author Edmund White, and Village Voice columnist Michael Musto, the documentary explores what life was like for gay people at a time when homosexuality was seen as a mental illness, and to be openly gay was to live in utter exile from society.
With the social and sexual revolution of the 1960s, gays enjoyed a new found freedom. They also started to fight back. In 1969, the ‘Gay Revolution’ was unleashed with the Stonewall Riots, as an angry mob of gay people rose up against a routine police raid on a Greenwich Village bar.
The film tells the devastating story of AIDS and its dramatic effect on the gay rights movement. What started as a barely noticed outbreak of a rare form of cancer in a small number of homosexual men in 1981 spread to become one of the deadliest pandemics in modern history. When AIDS is treated with indifference and hostility by society, the lack of response gives rise to a new kind of anger and a new kind of gay rights organization: the activist group ACT-UP.
Through an extensive interview with AIDS activist Peter Staley, HOW WE GOT GAY shows how the movement for gay equality becomes consumed with the AIDS crisis, and how the gay community finally got the world’s attention. In the crucible of AIDS, the modern gay rights movement is born.
By the year 2000, almost 500,000 people in North America have died of AIDS, but gay activists have also pushed for a drug regimen that has transformed AIDS from a death sentence to a chronic disease. Through the work of groups like ACT-UP, AIDS finally forces the issue of homosexual equality, and it leads directly to the increasing embrace and acceptance of gay people into heterosexual society.
HOW WE GOT GAY takes us into the gay rights movement of the 21st century. Now the movement has evolved into a powerful network of disciplined, top-down, media-savvy, Ivy League-staffed organizations that know how to operate the levers of power.
These new gay organizations co-opt conventional political weapons: self-selected candidates, political action committees, black-tie fund-raisers, research institutes and lobbyists. In the words of Fred Sainz, director of Communications at the Human Rights Campaign, “we sell gay rights the way Kellogg’s sells cereal”.
The new generation of gay and lesbian activists is now demanding full equal rights under the law. It is no longer just a fight to be allowed to exist and be left alone. They want marriage and family recognition, equal tax laws, employment protection, and hundreds of other rights denied to homosexuals.
And they are winning.
Today gay people in the Western world live in an era of unimaginable freedom compared to earlier times. With support for gay marriage at an all time high, with antigay laws increasingly going down to defeat in the courts, and with young gay men and women able to come out earlier than ever, it is in many ways a Golden Age of gay liberation.
- published: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 31519
Gay Liberation Front
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- Duration: 9:42
- Updated: 24 Feb 2009
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Blowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution, and Radical Queens
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 23 Jan 2016
- views: 137
A reading from Stuart Feather's "Blowing the Lid."
"A valuable as well as entertaining first-hand radical testimony from the period, essential for anyone who ...
A reading from Stuart Feather's "Blowing the Lid."
"A valuable as well as entertaining first-hand radical testimony from the period, essential for anyone who wants to understand how this country has changed and who wants to think about how it could be change more." -Neil Bartlett
Blowing the Lid at Zero Books
http://www.zero-books.net/books/blowing-lid
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A reading from Stuart Feather's "Blowing the Lid."
"A valuable as well as entertaining first-hand radical testimony from the period, essential for anyone who wants to understand how this country has changed and who wants to think about how it could be change more." -Neil Bartlett
Blowing the Lid at Zero Books
http://www.zero-books.net/books/blowing-lid
- published: 23 Jan 2016
- views: 137
Mar 31 2008 gay liberation theology
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- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 17 Apr 2008
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Dear Governor Schwarzenegger -
Today on the radio I heard about "Black Liberation Theology." The logic goes like this: Jesus was a rabble-rouser. He kept telli...
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger -
Today on the radio I heard about "Black Liberation Theology." The logic goes like this: Jesus was a rabble-rouser. He kept telling people that they should not listen to the rabbinical power players, but rather listen to God. This upset the power players so much they executed him for what we would today call political crimes.
But through his life and death, He gave us liberty not just over the tyranny of death, but also over the tyranny of Old Testament laws and oppressive Roman rule. We reach heaven not through punishing people, but by liberating them. From The Good Samaritan to The Sermon on the Mount, God's message is clear: we are to love God with all our heart, soul, body and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. That what Dr. Martin Luther King, Bishop Desmond Tutu and even Jeremiah Wright are trying to tell us, and not a bad foundation.
Now as a gay dad, I'm just trying to be the best husband, father and Christian that I can. That seems to disturb a lot of people. But what Liberation Theology shows us is God wants us to love and accept people no matter how much they disturb us. Whether the gays will or won't go to heaven is unclear, but whether the oppressors or the oppressed will go to heaven is crystal clear.
Putting your veto on AB 43, the Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act, was an easy thing for you to do, but if there is any truth to Liberation Theology, it was not the right thing to do. After all, I may be a rabble-rouser myself, but I am still your neighbor.
Yours,
wn.com/Mar 31 2008 Gay Liberation Theology
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger -
Today on the radio I heard about "Black Liberation Theology." The logic goes like this: Jesus was a rabble-rouser. He kept telling people that they should not listen to the rabbinical power players, but rather listen to God. This upset the power players so much they executed him for what we would today call political crimes.
But through his life and death, He gave us liberty not just over the tyranny of death, but also over the tyranny of Old Testament laws and oppressive Roman rule. We reach heaven not through punishing people, but by liberating them. From The Good Samaritan to The Sermon on the Mount, God's message is clear: we are to love God with all our heart, soul, body and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. That what Dr. Martin Luther King, Bishop Desmond Tutu and even Jeremiah Wright are trying to tell us, and not a bad foundation.
Now as a gay dad, I'm just trying to be the best husband, father and Christian that I can. That seems to disturb a lot of people. But what Liberation Theology shows us is God wants us to love and accept people no matter how much they disturb us. Whether the gays will or won't go to heaven is unclear, but whether the oppressors or the oppressed will go to heaven is crystal clear.
Putting your veto on AB 43, the Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act, was an easy thing for you to do, but if there is any truth to Liberation Theology, it was not the right thing to do. After all, I may be a rabble-rouser myself, but I am still your neighbor.
Yours,
- published: 17 Apr 2008
- views: 1127
GAY LIBERATION FRONT IS BORN 1969
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- Duration: 7:27
- Updated: 07 Oct 2015
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Mark Segal describes how he and few other activists managed to prolong the 1969 Stonewall riots into a multi-day event resulting in the founding of the Gay Libe...
Mark Segal describes how he and few other activists managed to prolong the 1969 Stonewall riots into a multi-day event resulting in the founding of the Gay Liberation Front..an excerpt from his memoir "And Then We Danced" published 10/6/2015.
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Mark Segal describes how he and few other activists managed to prolong the 1969 Stonewall riots into a multi-day event resulting in the founding of the Gay Liberation Front..an excerpt from his memoir "And Then We Danced" published 10/6/2015.
- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 165
Gay Liberation Movement
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- Duration: 7:54
- Updated: 29 May 2014
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2014 Social Studies Project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7eZwltKdLk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TJxnYgP6D8
Fair use is a legal principle that defines ...
2014 Social Studies Project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7eZwltKdLk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TJxnYgP6D8
Fair use is a legal principle that defines the limitations on the exclusive rights** of copyright holders. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide guidance on the application of fair use principles by educators, scholars and students who develop multimedia projects using portions of copyrighted works under fair use rather than by seeking authorization for non-commercial educational uses. These guidelines apply only to fair use in the context of copyright and to no other rights.
There is no simple test to determine what is fair use. Section 107 of the Copyright Act*** sets forth the four fair use factors which should be considered in each instance, based on particular facts of a given case, to determine whether a use is a "fair use": (1) the purpose and character of use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes, (2) the nature of the copyrighted work, (3) the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole, and (4) the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.
wn.com/Gay Liberation Movement
2014 Social Studies Project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7eZwltKdLk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TJxnYgP6D8
Fair use is a legal principle that defines the limitations on the exclusive rights** of copyright holders. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide guidance on the application of fair use principles by educators, scholars and students who develop multimedia projects using portions of copyrighted works under fair use rather than by seeking authorization for non-commercial educational uses. These guidelines apply only to fair use in the context of copyright and to no other rights.
There is no simple test to determine what is fair use. Section 107 of the Copyright Act*** sets forth the four fair use factors which should be considered in each instance, based on particular facts of a given case, to determine whether a use is a "fair use": (1) the purpose and character of use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes, (2) the nature of the copyrighted work, (3) the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole, and (4) the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.
- published: 29 May 2014
- views: 43
Sherry Wolf the Fight for Gay Liberation Socialism 2008 (1/5)
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- Duration: 9:01
- Updated: 29 May 2009
- views: 588
Sherry Wolf author of the forthcoming Sexuality and Socialism: History, Politics, and Theory of LGBT liberation, speaks at the Northern California 2008 Socialis...
Sherry Wolf author of the forthcoming Sexuality and Socialism: History, Politics, and Theory of LGBT liberation, speaks at the Northern California 2008 Socialism Conference on the struggle for marriage equality. (Part 1 of 5)
Register for the Socialist Conference near you:
www.socialismconference.org
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Sherry Wolf author of the forthcoming Sexuality and Socialism: History, Politics, and Theory of LGBT liberation, speaks at the Northern California 2008 Socialism Conference on the struggle for marriage equality. (Part 1 of 5)
Register for the Socialist Conference near you:
www.socialismconference.org
- published: 29 May 2009
- views: 588
Dennis Findlay Comments on History of GLOW - Gay Liberation of Waterloo and WUGLM - March 2016
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- Duration: 6:34
- Updated: 08 Mar 2016
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Dennis Findlay discusses his memories as a member of the campus organization G.L.O.W. (Gay Liberation of Waterloo) in the early 1970s, from his first frosh week...
Dennis Findlay discusses his memories as a member of the campus organization G.L.O.W. (Gay Liberation of Waterloo) in the early 1970s, from his first frosh week working at a club table, to the controversial "Operation Socrates Handbook." G.L.O.W. was initially called the Waterloo University Gay Liberation Movement (WUGLM).
This was filmed and produced by historian Tom Hooper - thooper@yorku.ca
wn.com/Dennis Findlay Comments On History Of Glow Gay Liberation Of Waterloo And Wuglm March 2016
Dennis Findlay discusses his memories as a member of the campus organization G.L.O.W. (Gay Liberation of Waterloo) in the early 1970s, from his first frosh week working at a club table, to the controversial "Operation Socrates Handbook." G.L.O.W. was initially called the Waterloo University Gay Liberation Movement (WUGLM).
This was filmed and produced by historian Tom Hooper - thooper@yorku.ca
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 26
"Revolution is for Us: The Left and Gay Liberation in Australia" Book Launch @ Marxism 2013
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- Duration: 44:20
- Updated: 29 Jul 2013
- views: 441
Be a part of next year's conference: MARXISM 2014
Easter Weekend 17-20 April - Melbourne, Australia:
www.marxismconference.org
Hosted by SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVE ...
Be a part of next year's conference: MARXISM 2014
Easter Weekend 17-20 April - Melbourne, Australia:
www.marxismconference.org
Hosted by SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVE - www.sa.org.au
Marxism 2013 presents the launch of "Revolution is for Us: The Left and Gay Liberation in Australia" with its author, Liz Ross.
"The homosexual is essential to the sexual revolution; there can be no revolution, no liberation, without us."
Australia's Gay Liberation movement arose at a time in world history when revolution was in the air and gays wanted to be part of it.
It was the Left which championed revolution, which had a theory and practice of revolution -- Marxism. But when it comes to Gay Liberation it is often asserted that the Left was backward and even hostile, that Marxism had no tradition of dealing with sexual oppression.
This book challenges those claims and shows that the Left -- and the working class -- was involved from the beginning in the earliest gay rights movements and was integral to the new Gay Liberation Movement. It also refutes the claim that the Left has no intellectual tools to explain the oppression of women and gays. Looking specifically at the Left and Gay Liberation in Australia, it uncovers a rich history -- and an inspiration for the activists of today.
Liz Ross has been active in Women's and Gay Liberation and socialist politics since the early 1970s. She is a founder member and now life member of the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives (ALGA). As a union delegate in the 1980s and 1990s she was involved in and has written extensively about workers struggles. Author of "Dedication doesn't pay the rent! The 1986 Victorian Nurses Strike", in Sandra Bloodworth and Tom O'Lincoln (eds.), Rebel Women in Australian Working Class History; Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win! Builders Labourers Fight Deregistration, 1981-94 and "Building Unions and Government Reform: the Challenge for Unions" in the Journal of Australian Political Economy. Since the early 2000s she has contributed to the debate about climate change as author of How Capitalism is Destroying the Planet, as well as conference presentations and articles. She is a regular contributor to Socialist Alternative magazine.
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The Marxism 2013 conference, held in Melbourne over the Easter weekend, was the biggest and the most successful to date. Some 1,140 people came to participate in debates and discussions and to hear stories of the struggle from Australia and the world.
As always, many highlights were provided by conference guests: John Pilger (investigative journalist and documentary maker), Billy X Jennings (Black Panther Party, USA), Gary Foley (Aboriginal Tent Embassy and Panther, Australia), Brian Jones (International Socialist Organization, USA), Surya (People's Liberation Party, Indonesia), Gerry Rivera (PALEA, Philippines), Patchanee Kumnak (Thai socialist), Barry Sheppard (US socialist), Antony Loewenstein (author), Jeff Sparrow (author and editor, Overland journal), Bob Carnegie (trade unionist) and many more.
Part of the reason for the overwhelming success of the conference was the ongoing unity discussions between three of Australia's Marxist organisations. While the conference is hosted by Socialist Alternative, this year the Revolutionary Socialist Party, Socialist Alliance and Green Left Weekly all supported the event and provided speakers.
The conference took place in the wake of the official merger of Socialist Alternative and the Revolutionary Socialist Party -- which last week held a party congress and unanimously voted to dissolve the RSP and join SA. Kim Bullimore announced the merger in the opening night plenary session. Also speaking on opening night was Peter Boyle, national convenor of the Socialist Alliance, which is also in unity discussions with Socialist Alternative.
Marxism 2013 included the stream "Organising workers today", which proved popular with workers attempting to rebuild the traditions of militant trade unionism. Other popular streams were "Anarchism versus Marxism", and "Marxism for beginners".
For the first time, the conference also organised a "School of Rebellion" for young people and children, which was provided free for all conference attendees with children/grandchildren etc. More than 30 students enrolled over the weekend. At one point the children rebelled against the official curriculum and voted to do something else -- a sure sign that the school was successful in its aims!
Socialist Alternative would like to extend our gratitude to all of our international guests and to all who participated in the event.
Marxism 2014 will be held over the Easter weekend 17 to 20 April 2014. Put those dates in your diary now!
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Be a part of next year's conference: MARXISM 2014
Easter Weekend 17-20 April - Melbourne, Australia:
www.marxismconference.org
Hosted by SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVE - www.sa.org.au
Marxism 2013 presents the launch of "Revolution is for Us: The Left and Gay Liberation in Australia" with its author, Liz Ross.
"The homosexual is essential to the sexual revolution; there can be no revolution, no liberation, without us."
Australia's Gay Liberation movement arose at a time in world history when revolution was in the air and gays wanted to be part of it.
It was the Left which championed revolution, which had a theory and practice of revolution -- Marxism. But when it comes to Gay Liberation it is often asserted that the Left was backward and even hostile, that Marxism had no tradition of dealing with sexual oppression.
This book challenges those claims and shows that the Left -- and the working class -- was involved from the beginning in the earliest gay rights movements and was integral to the new Gay Liberation Movement. It also refutes the claim that the Left has no intellectual tools to explain the oppression of women and gays. Looking specifically at the Left and Gay Liberation in Australia, it uncovers a rich history -- and an inspiration for the activists of today.
Liz Ross has been active in Women's and Gay Liberation and socialist politics since the early 1970s. She is a founder member and now life member of the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives (ALGA). As a union delegate in the 1980s and 1990s she was involved in and has written extensively about workers struggles. Author of "Dedication doesn't pay the rent! The 1986 Victorian Nurses Strike", in Sandra Bloodworth and Tom O'Lincoln (eds.), Rebel Women in Australian Working Class History; Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win! Builders Labourers Fight Deregistration, 1981-94 and "Building Unions and Government Reform: the Challenge for Unions" in the Journal of Australian Political Economy. Since the early 2000s she has contributed to the debate about climate change as author of How Capitalism is Destroying the Planet, as well as conference presentations and articles. She is a regular contributor to Socialist Alternative magazine.
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The Marxism 2013 conference, held in Melbourne over the Easter weekend, was the biggest and the most successful to date. Some 1,140 people came to participate in debates and discussions and to hear stories of the struggle from Australia and the world.
As always, many highlights were provided by conference guests: John Pilger (investigative journalist and documentary maker), Billy X Jennings (Black Panther Party, USA), Gary Foley (Aboriginal Tent Embassy and Panther, Australia), Brian Jones (International Socialist Organization, USA), Surya (People's Liberation Party, Indonesia), Gerry Rivera (PALEA, Philippines), Patchanee Kumnak (Thai socialist), Barry Sheppard (US socialist), Antony Loewenstein (author), Jeff Sparrow (author and editor, Overland journal), Bob Carnegie (trade unionist) and many more.
Part of the reason for the overwhelming success of the conference was the ongoing unity discussions between three of Australia's Marxist organisations. While the conference is hosted by Socialist Alternative, this year the Revolutionary Socialist Party, Socialist Alliance and Green Left Weekly all supported the event and provided speakers.
The conference took place in the wake of the official merger of Socialist Alternative and the Revolutionary Socialist Party -- which last week held a party congress and unanimously voted to dissolve the RSP and join SA. Kim Bullimore announced the merger in the opening night plenary session. Also speaking on opening night was Peter Boyle, national convenor of the Socialist Alliance, which is also in unity discussions with Socialist Alternative.
Marxism 2013 included the stream "Organising workers today", which proved popular with workers attempting to rebuild the traditions of militant trade unionism. Other popular streams were "Anarchism versus Marxism", and "Marxism for beginners".
For the first time, the conference also organised a "School of Rebellion" for young people and children, which was provided free for all conference attendees with children/grandchildren etc. More than 30 students enrolled over the weekend. At one point the children rebelled against the official curriculum and voted to do something else -- a sure sign that the school was successful in its aims!
Socialist Alternative would like to extend our gratitude to all of our international guests and to all who participated in the event.
Marxism 2014 will be held over the Easter weekend 17 to 20 April 2014. Put those dates in your diary now!
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- published: 29 Jul 2013
- views: 441
Out of the closets, into the streets: Gay Liberation photography 1971-73
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- Duration: 4:47
- Updated: 25 Jul 2014
- views: 145
Curator Dr Marcus Bunyan comments on some of the photographs in this exhibition held at Edmund Pearce Gallery, Melbourne in July 2014.
The exhibition featured ...
Curator Dr Marcus Bunyan comments on some of the photographs in this exhibition held at Edmund Pearce Gallery, Melbourne in July 2014.
The exhibition featured artists John Storey, Phillip Potter, John Englart, Ponch Hawkes, Rennie Ellis and Barbara Creed and looked at photography of the first two years of Gay Liberation in Australia.
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Curator Dr Marcus Bunyan comments on some of the photographs in this exhibition held at Edmund Pearce Gallery, Melbourne in July 2014.
The exhibition featured artists John Storey, Phillip Potter, John Englart, Ponch Hawkes, Rennie Ellis and Barbara Creed and looked at photography of the first two years of Gay Liberation in Australia.
- published: 25 Jul 2014
- views: 145
Gay Liberation
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- Duration: 36:02
- Updated: 30 Aug 2015
- views: 274
Produced by the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in 1978, this film documents Moose Jaw's first ever protest relating to gay and lesbian issues.
The o...
Produced by the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in 1978, this film documents Moose Jaw's first ever protest relating to gay and lesbian issues.
The original of this film is located at the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Neil Richards Collection, A821.VI.6.
According to the Neil Richards Finding Aid:
“This videotape was given to Neil Richards by Doug Wilson, along with other material relating to the activities of the Saskatchewan Gay Coalition. The videotape was produced in 1978 by Saskatoon members of the coalition, under the auspices of the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in collaboration with CPN Saskatoon. Evidently the videotape was produced for showing on local cable television; it has not been determined whether or not the tape was ever shown on television.
The videotape appears to have been prompted by the announced appearance of American singer and antigay activist Anita Bryant at an evangelical meeting in Moose Jaw on Dominion Day, 1978. At the time, Bryant was the most prominent spokesperson in the American antigay movement, having lead a highly publicized and successful drive to overturn a gay rights ordinance in her home community of Dade County, Florida. During 1978 she made a number of concert appearances in Canadian cities which led in each case to local protests and demonstrations.
The video consists of three parts. In one part, Doug Wilson -- the most prominent member of the Coalition -- is interviewed by another member, Lynn McLeod. Wilson speaks about his coming out experience, his human rights case against the University of Saskatchewan, and his understanding of the meaning and importance of Gay Liberation. Another part features footage taped at an information meeting just before Bryant's visit to Moose Jaw on July 1, 1978. The meeting was held at the Saskatoon Public Library by the local Saskatchewan Gay Coalition branch, and featured two speakers: Wiesia Kolasinska, a Saskatoon lesbian feminist, and Miriam Weinstein, an American lesbian graduate student at the University of Saskatchewan who speaks to the issue of Bryant's campaign from the perspective of her Jewish background. A final section of the tape includes footage of a counter-demonstration arranged by the Coalition in Moose Jaw on the day of Bryant's visit. Speakers at the demonstration include Rev. Colin Clay, the United/Anglican/Presbyterian chaplain at the University of Saskatchewan, and Larry Fillo of Saskatoon, representing the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights. A third unidentified speaker (male with mustache) may be a representative of After Stonewall, a gay liberation journal in Winnipeg.”
Published online with the permission of the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Neil Richards & the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights.
wn.com/Gay Liberation
Produced by the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in 1978, this film documents Moose Jaw's first ever protest relating to gay and lesbian issues.
The original of this film is located at the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Neil Richards Collection, A821.VI.6.
According to the Neil Richards Finding Aid:
“This videotape was given to Neil Richards by Doug Wilson, along with other material relating to the activities of the Saskatchewan Gay Coalition. The videotape was produced in 1978 by Saskatoon members of the coalition, under the auspices of the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights in collaboration with CPN Saskatoon. Evidently the videotape was produced for showing on local cable television; it has not been determined whether or not the tape was ever shown on television.
The videotape appears to have been prompted by the announced appearance of American singer and antigay activist Anita Bryant at an evangelical meeting in Moose Jaw on Dominion Day, 1978. At the time, Bryant was the most prominent spokesperson in the American antigay movement, having lead a highly publicized and successful drive to overturn a gay rights ordinance in her home community of Dade County, Florida. During 1978 she made a number of concert appearances in Canadian cities which led in each case to local protests and demonstrations.
The video consists of three parts. In one part, Doug Wilson -- the most prominent member of the Coalition -- is interviewed by another member, Lynn McLeod. Wilson speaks about his coming out experience, his human rights case against the University of Saskatchewan, and his understanding of the meaning and importance of Gay Liberation. Another part features footage taped at an information meeting just before Bryant's visit to Moose Jaw on July 1, 1978. The meeting was held at the Saskatoon Public Library by the local Saskatchewan Gay Coalition branch, and featured two speakers: Wiesia Kolasinska, a Saskatoon lesbian feminist, and Miriam Weinstein, an American lesbian graduate student at the University of Saskatchewan who speaks to the issue of Bryant's campaign from the perspective of her Jewish background. A final section of the tape includes footage of a counter-demonstration arranged by the Coalition in Moose Jaw on the day of Bryant's visit. Speakers at the demonstration include Rev. Colin Clay, the United/Anglican/Presbyterian chaplain at the University of Saskatchewan, and Larry Fillo of Saskatoon, representing the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights. A third unidentified speaker (male with mustache) may be a representative of After Stonewall, a gay liberation journal in Winnipeg.”
Published online with the permission of the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Neil Richards & the Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights.
- published: 30 Aug 2015
- views: 274
Gay Liberation unfurls banner at State Capitol for Marriage
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- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 22 Oct 2013
- views: 498
GLN liberation unfurls a banner at the Illinois State Capitol in front of Speaker of the House Mike Madigan's office demanding that the state pass Marriage Equa...
GLN liberation unfurls a banner at the Illinois State Capitol in front of Speaker of the House Mike Madigan's office demanding that the state pass Marriage Equality.
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GLN liberation unfurls a banner at the Illinois State Capitol in front of Speaker of the House Mike Madigan's office demanding that the state pass Marriage Equality.
- published: 22 Oct 2013
- views: 498
NU's Gay Liberation Front co-founder Maher Ahmad looks back
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- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 02 Mar 2011
- views: 1788
Founded in 1970, the Gay Liberation Front at Northwestern University was one of the first in the nation. NU alum Maher Ahmad (MFA '74), co-founder of the Gay Li...
Founded in 1970, the Gay Liberation Front at Northwestern University was one of the first in the nation. NU alum Maher Ahmad (MFA '74), co-founder of the Gay Liberation Front, shares his story as a radical gay rights activist in the 70's. Today, Ahmad works as a production designer, whose work includes Goodfellas, Dodgeball and Zombieland.
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Founded in 1970, the Gay Liberation Front at Northwestern University was one of the first in the nation. NU alum Maher Ahmad (MFA '74), co-founder of the Gay Liberation Front, shares his story as a radical gay rights activist in the 70's. Today, Ahmad works as a production designer, whose work includes Goodfellas, Dodgeball and Zombieland.
- published: 02 Mar 2011
- views: 1788
GAY LIBERATION (1972) Trailer
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 21 Apr 2015
- views: 78
Documentary shot at the San Francisco Gay Liberation Parade of 1972.
- published: 21 Apr 2015
- views: 78
Wie zijjn het Gay Liberation Front?
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- Duration: 5:22
- Updated: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 159
Alle leden van Gaytopia. Allemaal Bedankt voor het subscriben!
Ben je Homo en ouder dan 16 en wil je gezellig komen chatten of meer? Add dan GAYTOPIA.SKYPE. Ho...
Alle leden van Gaytopia. Allemaal Bedankt voor het subscriben!
Ben je Homo en ouder dan 16 en wil je gezellig komen chatten of meer? Add dan GAYTOPIA.SKYPE. Hou er rekening mee dat dit een gayskype is en dat je het dus niet zomaar met iedereen mag delen.
Hoewel ik een zeer ruimdenkend persoon ben en er bewust van ben dat er op internet veel minderjarige homoseksuele jongens op zoek zijn naar sekscontacten met oudere mannen kan ik vanuit mijn situatie als bekende youtuber niet ingaan op seksvoorstellen van jongens onder de 16 jaar.
Houd er ook rekening mee dat gesprekken opgenomen kunnen worden en op Gaytopia terecht kunnen komen.
Gaytopia en Gaytopia.skype wordt soms live gestreamd op www.ustream.com/user/autistendisco.
Ik hoop dat je daar begrip voor hebt.
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Alle leden van Gaytopia. Allemaal Bedankt voor het subscriben!
Ben je Homo en ouder dan 16 en wil je gezellig komen chatten of meer? Add dan GAYTOPIA.SKYPE. Hou er rekening mee dat dit een gayskype is en dat je het dus niet zomaar met iedereen mag delen.
Hoewel ik een zeer ruimdenkend persoon ben en er bewust van ben dat er op internet veel minderjarige homoseksuele jongens op zoek zijn naar sekscontacten met oudere mannen kan ik vanuit mijn situatie als bekende youtuber niet ingaan op seksvoorstellen van jongens onder de 16 jaar.
Houd er ook rekening mee dat gesprekken opgenomen kunnen worden en op Gaytopia terecht kunnen komen.
Gaytopia en Gaytopia.skype wordt soms live gestreamd op www.ustream.com/user/autistendisco.
Ik hoop dat je daar begrip voor hebt.
- published: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 159
Sydney Gay Liberation Quire Sings Teddy Bears' Picnic
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 28 Nov 2014
- views: 149
Members of the Sydney Gay Liberation Quire reunite and oerform together for the first time since 1988 at the Homosexual Histories Conference at the University o...
Members of the Sydney Gay Liberation Quire reunite and oerform together for the first time since 1988 at the Homosexual Histories Conference at the University of Technology, Sydney, The lyrics were written by Helen Potter for the Adelaide Gay Pride March of 1973. It was first performed on Stonewall Day in 1981. Dr George Duncan is mentioned in the song. He was a prominent Adelaide man who was murdered by being drowned in the Torrens River while cruising a beat there. Nobody has ever been charged with his murder. The Quire later added some choreography to the song including high kicks and a pretty tastelessly humorous of drowning in the line "Duncan's dead but we're alive".
wn.com/Sydney Gay Liberation Quire Sings Teddy Bears' Picnic
Members of the Sydney Gay Liberation Quire reunite and oerform together for the first time since 1988 at the Homosexual Histories Conference at the University of Technology, Sydney, The lyrics were written by Helen Potter for the Adelaide Gay Pride March of 1973. It was first performed on Stonewall Day in 1981. Dr George Duncan is mentioned in the song. He was a prominent Adelaide man who was murdered by being drowned in the Torrens River while cruising a beat there. Nobody has ever been charged with his murder. The Quire later added some choreography to the song including high kicks and a pretty tastelessly humorous of drowning in the line "Duncan's dead but we're alive".
- published: 28 Nov 2014
- views: 149
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Stand by Me The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation
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Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Seven
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force ... -
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Six
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force ... -
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Four
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force ... -
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Five
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force ... -
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part One
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force ... -
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Three
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force ... -
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Two
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles Presenters: Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT Dustin Kerrone, MS Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force... -
FE: Liberation Wars - Gaius is not gay
Por si no quedó claro, es heteroflexible, no gay ------ Todos los videos son basados en sucesos/bromas/roles/etc del foro de Rol Interpretativo Fire Emblem : Liberation Wars. Foro: http://www.fireemblem-rp.com Edición: Admin Marth Programa: Sony Vegas Pro 11 -
Gay Liberation Front (Elephant, 2003)
@ homosexual boys who were bullied take revenge on the school where it all took place. Based on a true story. By the way. Not all straight men are bad. I've got some very good friends who are straight. Just to make sure:) -
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Pappa does Lohanthony
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Pappa's disco fever
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Sir Bakvet - Monster Mash
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Pappa is Naruto the cat
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Colabottle II
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Top 10 Gayest Games of all time
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Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation 2016 by Jim Downs
Just visit : http://bit.ly/1NmfzZh Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation 2016 by 80n54y-2016 -
Dennis Paddie: A History of the Gay Liberation Front in Austin
Dennis Paddie: A History of the Gay Liberation Front in Austin Grace McEvoy talks with Dennis Paddie about the origins of the Gay Liberation front in Austin in the early 60's. Recorded 24 September, 2012 by Tim Hamblin AR.2009.073.000128
Stand by Me The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 20 Apr 2016
- views: 0
- published: 20 Apr 2016
- views: 0
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Seven
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:32
- Updated: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 5
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part Seven
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 5
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Six
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:01
- Updated: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 4
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part Six
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 4
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Four
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:37
- Updated: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 8
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part Four
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 8
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Five
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- Duration: 15:07
- Updated: 18 Apr 2016
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Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part Five
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 15
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part One
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- Duration: 10:42
- Updated: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 25
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part One
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 25
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Three
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- Duration: 14:20
- Updated: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 10
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part Three
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 10
Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Two
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- Duration: 14:07
- Updated: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 19
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Les...
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
wn.com/Nov 2015 Gay Liberation At A Psychological Crossroads Part Two
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Considerations in Encouraging Homosexual Individuation
A Presentation for The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association of Southern California (LAGPA) 20th Annual Convention
Sunday, November 15, 2015 — Antioch University Los Angeles
Presenters:
Roger Kaufman, MA, LMFT
Dustin Kerrone, MS
Chris Kilbourne, MA, LMFT
Douglas Sadownick, PhD, LMFT
Mitch Walker’s book, Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads, serves as an essential guide for an engaging panel discussion about how to appreciate the need for fuller gay liberation—beyond basic civil rights—as a community mental health issue with enormous consequences in diverse clinical settings. This gay-centered orientation identifies an archetypal force in homosexuality that has from time immemorial been associated with creative queer wonderment, which could be mindfully cultivated rather than sold out to heterosexist dominion. The four panelists, members of the Institute for Uranian Psychoanalysis, examine relevant ethical and practical concerns, identifying tools for intervening on the effects of homophobic childhood trauma for the better facilitation of enhanced homosexual self-actualization.
- published: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 19
FE: Liberation Wars - Gaius is not gay
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- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 94
Por si no quedó claro, es heteroflexible, no gay
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Todos los videos son basados en sucesos/bromas/roles/etc del foro de Rol Interpretativo Fire Emblem : ...
Por si no quedó claro, es heteroflexible, no gay
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Todos los videos son basados en sucesos/bromas/roles/etc del foro de Rol Interpretativo Fire Emblem : Liberation Wars.
Foro: http://www.fireemblem-rp.com
Edición: Admin Marth
Programa: Sony Vegas Pro 11
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Por si no quedó claro, es heteroflexible, no gay
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Todos los videos son basados en sucesos/bromas/roles/etc del foro de Rol Interpretativo Fire Emblem : Liberation Wars.
Foro: http://www.fireemblem-rp.com
Edición: Admin Marth
Programa: Sony Vegas Pro 11
- published: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 94
Gay Liberation Front (Elephant, 2003)
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- Duration: 10:51
- Updated: 17 Apr 2016
- views: 12
@ homosexual boys who were bullied take revenge on the school where it all took place. Based on a true story.
By the way. Not all straight men are bad. I've got...
@ homosexual boys who were bullied take revenge on the school where it all took place. Based on a true story.
By the way. Not all straight men are bad. I've got some very good friends who are straight. Just to make sure:)
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@ homosexual boys who were bullied take revenge on the school where it all took place. Based on a true story.
By the way. Not all straight men are bad. I've got some very good friends who are straight. Just to make sure:)
- published: 17 Apr 2016
- views: 12
Für unseren Deutschen zuschauer
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- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 39
Hier gibt''s Schwulenschule. Der goldene turm fur freiheit und liebe ist für jeder da! Jetzt im sonderangebot! Subscribe!
Hier gibt''s Schwulenschule. Der goldene turm fur freiheit und liebe ist für jeder da! Jetzt im sonderangebot! Subscribe!
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Hier gibt''s Schwulenschule. Der goldene turm fur freiheit und liebe ist für jeder da! Jetzt im sonderangebot! Subscribe!
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 39
Pappa does Lohanthony
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- Duration: 2:34
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 37
Shameless:)
This is the real La lo : https://www.youtube.com/user/lohanthony #nohate
Shameless:)
This is the real La lo : https://www.youtube.com/user/lohanthony #nohate
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Shameless:)
This is the real La lo : https://www.youtube.com/user/lohanthony #nohate
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 37
Pappa's disco fever
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- Duration: 5:05
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 13
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 13
Sir Bakvet - Monster Mash
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- Duration: 3:09
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 5
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 5
Pappa is Naruto the cat
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 12
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 12
Colabottle II
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- Duration: 0:45
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 5
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 5
Gay liberation front reboot
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- Duration: 2:57
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 57
Top 10 Gayest Games of all time
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 6
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 6
Top 10 Artists you did not know they were Gay
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- Duration: 6:35
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 1
- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 1
Jim Downs, "Stand By Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation"
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 03 Apr 2016
- views: 45
Jim Downs examines the people, places, and events that composed the gay rights movement during the decade that preceded the political and social upheaval of the...
Jim Downs examines the people, places, and events that composed the gay rights movement during the decade that preceded the political and social upheaval of the HIV/AIDS crisis in the early '80s.
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Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation 2016 by Jim Downs
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 12 Apr 2016
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Just visit : http://bit.ly/1NmfzZh
Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation 2016 by 80n54y-2016
Just visit : http://bit.ly/1NmfzZh
Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation 2016 by 80n54y-2016
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Just visit : http://bit.ly/1NmfzZh
Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation 2016 by 80n54y-2016
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 1
Dennis Paddie: A History of the Gay Liberation Front in Austin
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- Duration: 88:25
- Updated: 06 Apr 2016
- views: 24
Dennis Paddie: A History of the Gay Liberation Front in Austin
Grace McEvoy talks with Dennis Paddie about the origins of the Gay Liberation front in Austin in ...
Dennis Paddie: A History of the Gay Liberation Front in Austin
Grace McEvoy talks with Dennis Paddie about the origins of the Gay Liberation front in Austin in the early 60's.
Recorded 24 September, 2012 by Tim Hamblin
AR.2009.073.000128
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Dennis Paddie: A History of the Gay Liberation Front in Austin
Grace McEvoy talks with Dennis Paddie about the origins of the Gay Liberation front in Austin in the early 60's.
Recorded 24 September, 2012 by Tim Hamblin
AR.2009.073.000128
- published: 06 Apr 2016
- views: 24
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Gay Liberation in Photos: A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
Gay Liberation in Photos A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky Tuesday, June 23 6:45 – 8:00 P.M. Free; reservations required Jefferson Market Library, 6th Avenue at 10th Street [This venue is wheelchair accessible.] In June of 1969, a not uncommon police raid of the gay bar, the Stonewall Inn, was met with a spontaneous resistance that launched the modern Gay Liberation Movement here in Greenwich Village. Ellen Shumsky, a young photographer, joined the movement as an activist and documentarian. As an insider, she captured images of the people, the meetings, the marches, demonstrations, celebrations and the emerging community. These images appear in the book, "Portrait of a Decade 1968-1978," edited by Flavia Rando, Ph.D., with poetry by Fran Winant, both of who joined th... -
From the Closet to Gay Liberation
Christopher Adam Mitchell came to St. Francis College on April 7, 2015 to share his work on the history of Gay Liberation in New York City and beyond. Mitchell is a queer historian based in Brooklyn, NY. He teaches history and women’s/gender studies at Rutgers University-Newark, Pace University in Manhattan, and Hunter College of the City University of New York. In addition to his interests in the historical intersections of sexuality, culture, and economics in the contemporary era, Mitchell is active in developing and promoting LGBTQIA humanities and anti-bullying curriculum in primary, intermediate, and secondary education as a member of the board and education committee chair for the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies at the CUNY-Graduate Center. He completed his Ph.D. in history at Ru... -
Jeff Key a United States Marine's Journey from Iraq to Gay Liberation
The Eyes of Babylon, written and performed by Jeff Key Off Broadway at 59E59 running fro, from June 14th through July 3rd. The Eyes of Babylon is a one-man play written and performed by award-winning playwright Jeff Key. In this commanding solo performance, Key describes how his Southern upbringing and determined patriotism lead him to enlist in the Marine Corps as a 34 year-old gay man. "A poetic depiction worthy of Allen Ginsberg" — L.A. Times -
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L.A.: Coming Out West: The Birth of the Modern LGBT Liberation Movement
Historians often call Los Angeles the cradle of the American gay movement. In 1950, years before anywhere else in the country, Los Angeles gave birth to the first gay organization in the United States, the Mattachine Society, and continued to lead the charge towards national gay liberation with the publishing of ONE Magazine. On June 28, 1969, the "Big Bang" occurred in New York City with the Stonewall Rebellion -- three days and nights of rioting, when gay people, for the first time, militantly fought back against their oppression. Stonewall's ripples went out over the entire country, pressing forward the history-changing Gay Liberation Movement. Honoring the need to preserve this history, a tour was led on July 12, 2014 of the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at the USC Libraries ... -
Gay and Animal Liberation Theology
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Gay USA 10/28/15
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over their histories of support for LGBT rights. The Catholic bishops meeting in Rome basically say gay people are still going to hell. The final word is left to the pope, but advocates are not expecting any big changes. LGBT rights in Houston are on the ballot in this election. Find out how you can help here: www.TheNEAT.org Gus Kenworthy, the world’s greatest freeskier, comes out. California is the first state to allow gender reassignment surgery for prisoners. New York’s Gov. Cuomo takes executive action to cover transgender rights. An anti-gay Republican in Indiana uses a gay male hook-up site—and not for campaigning. The Mormon Church says Kim Davis should do her job. The US State Department denies a visa to an intersexed person for not ... -
13-09 Gay Marriage: Neoliberal governance
Guest Jaye Cee Whitehead, Asst. Sociology Professor (Pacific University), discusses her views of gay marriage, looking at how the gay movement has come to embrace gay marriage as the signature issue for GLBTQ liberation. The 70s gay liberation movement rejected marriage but changed to embrace it in the 21st century. How and why did this change occur? That is what we discuss. -
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Honduras: Organizing for Gay Rights and Other Freedoms Since the Coup
Last month the Gay Liberation Network's Buddy Bell visited Honduras as part of a solidarity delegation organized by the Alliance for Global Justice. As Buddy recounts, LGBT's have been among the most prominent leaders of the pro-democracy movement there, and are widely recognized among the opposition for their role in fighting for human rights for all. Here he gives a first-hand account of the brutality committed by the U.S.-backed coup government, plus updates on the human rights situation there since he left. Originally broadcast August 12, 2011 -
50 Years Since the First Gay Rights Protest
This year marks 50 years since the first gay rights protest in the world, in Washington, DC, followed a few months later in Philadelphia. It marked a courageous coming out by the participants, who faced firing, eviction from their homes, estrangement from their families and friends, not to mention violence. By articulating for the first time as a group, in person, the demands for gay rights, these protesters helped pave the way for the explosive growth of the LGBT movement in later decades. In this episode of the Gay Liberation Network on CAN TV, long time GLN activists Brent Holman-Gomez and Andy Thayer discuss the significance of these first protests, and the political debates within the movement as it transformed itself from those first few timid years to the audacious activism that m... -
Homosexuality: Nature Or Nurture ? (Malayalam) By Dr. Jijo Kuriakose
In this talk followed by Q&A;, Dr Jijo Kuriakose covers gay-rights movement in the state of Kerala, India. Main points covered: 1. Terminology issues and mainstream media coverage 2. Difference between Gay (Sexual Orientation related) and Transgender (Gender Identity related) 3. Public reaction when Gay-Malayali wedding of California was reported online 4. Legal fight in India for decriminalizing Homosexuality 5. Scientific studies on how Homosexuality is inborn, natural 6. Homosexuality is not an influence from west, but fighting for gay-rights is... 7. How gay-liberation is tied to feminism Jijo Kuriakose :- ================= Research personal with expertise in Brain Mapping methodologies and multi-spectral analyses. PhD in Image Processing and Brain Ma... -
Campaign For Homosexual Equality-A History
Journalist, actor, playwright, director and author Peter Scott-Presland speaks candidly about the history of Britain's Campaign For Homosexual Equality (CHE) which is the subject of his three part written volume called Amiable Warriors. The first volume A Space To Breathe was released last year (2015) and traces CHE from its origins in 1964 as a small law reform committee in Manchester to the point where it had become a nationwide grass-roots campaign with local groups in London and elsewhere. According to Peter unlike pressure groups like Stonewall or radical movements like the Gay Liberation Front, CHE was a representative democracy. It combined campaigning with a social and support network, encouraging often isolated and self-oppressed individuals to gain the confidence to come out. At... -
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GAY ACTIVIST ANSWERS QUESTIONS 1972
In 1972, gays answering blunt questions on television was new territory. I was the first homosexual to appear on television, full-faced & undisguised, in NYC on the Les Crane Show in 1965. I went to Chicago to be on the Kupcinent Show in the 1960s because there was no homosexual willing to appear on TV in Chicago. I used the first money I made in the hippie-oriented anti-war slogan-button business to buy the first portable Sony CV video system. Using that equipment saved this one Pittsburgh appearance from the trash-bin of history. TV stations didn't save tapes of even nationally broadcast shows, so virtually none of the early appearances by LGBT activists even after Stonewall and into the 1970s have survived. I consider this my best appearance as an early activist--taking on all caller... -
Opposing Anti Gay Hate Groups
Scott Lively, widely seen as the principal North American promoter of Uganda's infamous "kill-the-gays bill," was recently honored by the anti-gay hate group "Americans For Truth About Homosexuality" in Arlington Hts, IL. While Lively and AFTAH founder Peter LaBarbera have distanced themselves from the capital punishment provisions of the Uganda bill, both apparently support imprisoning those who "advocate homosexuality." The Gay Liberation Network's Bob Schwartz and Matthew Jordan examine Lively's and LaBarbera's records and why they must be opposed. Original broadcast October 14, 2011 -
Protesting Anti-Gay "Murder Music"
Recently a spate of performers who perform what is known as "Murder Music" have emerged in the U.S. music scene. One such band, "Evil Incarnate," advocates murdering African Americans and gays, and is part of an attempt to rally youth to join in neo-Nazi activism. On tonight's show Scott Free, an out musician and recipient of the Out Musician of the Year Award, joins fellow Gay Liberation Network member Bob Schwartz to discuss the threat of violence and hate that the Murder Music genre represents. Originally broadcast December 11, 2009 -
"The Mad Famer's Gay Liberation Front? Wendell Berry and Gay Marriage" at Georgetown College
Wendell Berry speaks at a January 2012 pastor's conference hosted at Georgetown College in this community conversation. Remarks in this video are the views of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views of Georgetown College. -
The Supreme Court & Gay Rights
In March 2013, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two anti-gay measures, California's Proposition 8 and the so-called "Defense of Marriage Act," which was signed by President Clinton in 1996. Both measures ultimately make same-sex couples second class citizens by denying them equal rights under the law, yet the Court is not expected to rule in favor of full legal equality when it announces its decision in late June. Here Richard Streetman and GLN's Andy Thayer discuss the political context of the Court's deliberations, and what it means for all Americans, gay and non-gay alike. Originally broadcast March 29, 2013
Gay Liberation in Photos: A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
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- Updated: 29 Jun 2015
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Gay Liberation in Photos
A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
Tuesday, June 23
6:45 – 8:00 P.M.
Free; reservations required
Jefferson Market Li...
Gay Liberation in Photos
A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
Tuesday, June 23
6:45 – 8:00 P.M.
Free; reservations required
Jefferson Market Library, 6th Avenue at 10th Street
[This venue is wheelchair accessible.]
In June of 1969, a not uncommon police raid of the gay bar, the Stonewall Inn, was met with a spontaneous resistance that launched the modern Gay Liberation Movement here in Greenwich Village. Ellen Shumsky, a young photographer, joined the movement as an activist and documentarian. As an insider, she captured images of the people, the meetings, the marches, demonstrations, celebrations and the emerging community.
These images appear in the book, "Portrait of a Decade 1968-1978," edited by Flavia Rando, Ph.D., with poetry by Fran Winant, both of who joined the Movement in the Stonewall Summer. Watch Ellen, Fran, and Flavia present a slide show and talk about these exciting years.
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Gay Liberation in Photos
A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
Tuesday, June 23
6:45 – 8:00 P.M.
Free; reservations required
Jefferson Market Library, 6th Avenue at 10th Street
[This venue is wheelchair accessible.]
In June of 1969, a not uncommon police raid of the gay bar, the Stonewall Inn, was met with a spontaneous resistance that launched the modern Gay Liberation Movement here in Greenwich Village. Ellen Shumsky, a young photographer, joined the movement as an activist and documentarian. As an insider, she captured images of the people, the meetings, the marches, demonstrations, celebrations and the emerging community.
These images appear in the book, "Portrait of a Decade 1968-1978," edited by Flavia Rando, Ph.D., with poetry by Fran Winant, both of who joined the Movement in the Stonewall Summer. Watch Ellen, Fran, and Flavia present a slide show and talk about these exciting years.
- published: 29 Jun 2015
- views: 38
From the Closet to Gay Liberation
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- Duration: 63:47
- Updated: 11 May 2015
- views: 122
Christopher Adam Mitchell came to St. Francis College on April 7, 2015 to share his work on the history of Gay Liberation in New York City and beyond.
Mitchell...
Christopher Adam Mitchell came to St. Francis College on April 7, 2015 to share his work on the history of Gay Liberation in New York City and beyond.
Mitchell is a queer historian based in Brooklyn, NY. He teaches history and women’s/gender studies at Rutgers University-Newark, Pace University in Manhattan, and Hunter College of the City University of New York. In addition to his interests in the historical intersections of sexuality, culture, and economics in the contemporary era, Mitchell is active in developing and promoting LGBTQIA humanities and anti-bullying curriculum in primary, intermediate, and secondary education as a member of the board and education committee chair for the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies at the CUNY-Graduate Center. He completed his Ph.D. in history at Rutgers University with a dissertation entitled, “The Transformation of Gay Life in New York City from the Closet to Liberation, 1948-1977: A Study in Late Capitalism,” in 2014.
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Christopher Adam Mitchell came to St. Francis College on April 7, 2015 to share his work on the history of Gay Liberation in New York City and beyond.
Mitchell is a queer historian based in Brooklyn, NY. He teaches history and women’s/gender studies at Rutgers University-Newark, Pace University in Manhattan, and Hunter College of the City University of New York. In addition to his interests in the historical intersections of sexuality, culture, and economics in the contemporary era, Mitchell is active in developing and promoting LGBTQIA humanities and anti-bullying curriculum in primary, intermediate, and secondary education as a member of the board and education committee chair for the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies at the CUNY-Graduate Center. He completed his Ph.D. in history at Rutgers University with a dissertation entitled, “The Transformation of Gay Life in New York City from the Closet to Liberation, 1948-1977: A Study in Late Capitalism,” in 2014.
- published: 11 May 2015
- views: 122
Jeff Key a United States Marine's Journey from Iraq to Gay Liberation
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- Duration: 28:02
- Updated: 22 Jun 2011
- views: 1266
The Eyes of Babylon, written and performed by Jeff Key Off Broadway at 59E59 running fro, from June 14th through July 3rd. The Eyes of Babylon is a one-man play...
The Eyes of Babylon, written and performed by Jeff Key Off Broadway at 59E59 running fro, from June 14th through July 3rd. The Eyes of Babylon is a one-man play written and performed by award-winning playwright Jeff Key. In this commanding solo performance, Key describes how his Southern upbringing and determined patriotism lead him to enlist in the Marine Corps as a 34 year-old gay man. "A poetic depiction worthy of Allen Ginsberg" — L.A. Times
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The Eyes of Babylon, written and performed by Jeff Key Off Broadway at 59E59 running fro, from June 14th through July 3rd. The Eyes of Babylon is a one-man play written and performed by award-winning playwright Jeff Key. In this commanding solo performance, Key describes how his Southern upbringing and determined patriotism lead him to enlist in the Marine Corps as a 34 year-old gay man. "A poetic depiction worthy of Allen Ginsberg" — L.A. Times
- published: 22 Jun 2011
- views: 1266
06-10-12 - Gay Liberation - Pastor David Feddes.mov
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- Duration: 49:36
- Updated: 10 Jun 2012
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L.A.: Coming Out West: The Birth of the Modern LGBT Liberation Movement
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- Duration: 30:22
- Updated: 05 Aug 2014
- views: 875
Historians often call Los Angeles the cradle of the American gay movement. In 1950, years before anywhere else in the country, Los Angeles gave birth to the fi...
Historians often call Los Angeles the cradle of the American gay movement. In 1950, years before anywhere else in the country, Los Angeles gave birth to the first gay organization in the United States, the Mattachine Society, and continued to lead the charge towards national gay liberation with the publishing of ONE Magazine. On June 28, 1969, the "Big Bang" occurred in New York City with the Stonewall Rebellion -- three days and nights of rioting, when gay people, for the first time, militantly fought back against their oppression. Stonewall's ripples went out over the entire country, pressing forward the history-changing Gay Liberation Movement.
Honoring the need to preserve this history, a tour was led on July 12, 2014 of the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at the USC Libraries -- the largest LGBTQ archive in the world. The tour was followed by a discussion of pre-Stonewall Los Angeles activism with Jeanne Córdova and Troy Perry -- two LGBT pioneers who were in the middle of it all. This rare, intercollegiate event was moderated by USC Professor of Gender Studies Christopher Freeman and was organized by The University of Chicago LGBT Alumni Network.
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Historians often call Los Angeles the cradle of the American gay movement. In 1950, years before anywhere else in the country, Los Angeles gave birth to the first gay organization in the United States, the Mattachine Society, and continued to lead the charge towards national gay liberation with the publishing of ONE Magazine. On June 28, 1969, the "Big Bang" occurred in New York City with the Stonewall Rebellion -- three days and nights of rioting, when gay people, for the first time, militantly fought back against their oppression. Stonewall's ripples went out over the entire country, pressing forward the history-changing Gay Liberation Movement.
Honoring the need to preserve this history, a tour was led on July 12, 2014 of the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives at the USC Libraries -- the largest LGBTQ archive in the world. The tour was followed by a discussion of pre-Stonewall Los Angeles activism with Jeanne Córdova and Troy Perry -- two LGBT pioneers who were in the middle of it all. This rare, intercollegiate event was moderated by USC Professor of Gender Studies Christopher Freeman and was organized by The University of Chicago LGBT Alumni Network.
- published: 05 Aug 2014
- views: 875
Gay and Animal Liberation Theology
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- Duration: 53:05
- Updated: 19 Oct 2011
- views: 523
- published: 19 Oct 2011
- views: 523
Gay USA 10/28/15
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- Duration: 58:01
- Updated: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 1141
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over their histories of support for LGBT rights.
The Catholic bishops meeting in Rome basically say gay people are stil...
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over their histories of support for LGBT rights.
The Catholic bishops meeting in Rome basically say gay people are still going to hell. The final word is left to the pope, but advocates are not expecting any big changes.
LGBT rights in Houston are on the ballot in this election. Find out how you can help here: www.TheNEAT.org
Gus Kenworthy, the world’s greatest freeskier, comes out.
California is the first state to allow gender reassignment surgery for prisoners.
New York’s Gov. Cuomo takes executive action to cover transgender rights.
An anti-gay Republican in Indiana uses a gay male hook-up site—and not for campaigning.
The Mormon Church says Kim Davis should do her job.
The US State Department denies a visa to an intersexed person for not checking male or female on the form. Lambda Legal is suing.
A setback for the recognition of gay relationships in Italy.
Andy reviews TRIP OF LOVE, the songs of the ‘60s, and DAMES AT SEA.
Guest: MARK SEGAL, a Stonewall participant and co-founder of the Gay Liberation Front in 1969. He founded the Philadelphia Gay News in 1976. He will talk about his new memoir, “And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality,” about his life from growing up in public housing to building public housing—the magnificent LGBT-friendly John C. Anderson Apartments in Philadelphia.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over their histories of support for LGBT rights.
The Catholic bishops meeting in Rome basically say gay people are still going to hell. The final word is left to the pope, but advocates are not expecting any big changes.
LGBT rights in Houston are on the ballot in this election. Find out how you can help here: www.TheNEAT.org
Gus Kenworthy, the world’s greatest freeskier, comes out.
California is the first state to allow gender reassignment surgery for prisoners.
New York’s Gov. Cuomo takes executive action to cover transgender rights.
An anti-gay Republican in Indiana uses a gay male hook-up site—and not for campaigning.
The Mormon Church says Kim Davis should do her job.
The US State Department denies a visa to an intersexed person for not checking male or female on the form. Lambda Legal is suing.
A setback for the recognition of gay relationships in Italy.
Andy reviews TRIP OF LOVE, the songs of the ‘60s, and DAMES AT SEA.
Guest: MARK SEGAL, a Stonewall participant and co-founder of the Gay Liberation Front in 1969. He founded the Philadelphia Gay News in 1976. He will talk about his new memoir, “And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality,” about his life from growing up in public housing to building public housing—the magnificent LGBT-friendly John C. Anderson Apartments in Philadelphia.
- published: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 1141
13-09 Gay Marriage: Neoliberal governance
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- Duration: 27:52
- Updated: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 399
Guest Jaye Cee Whitehead, Asst. Sociology Professor (Pacific University), discusses her views of gay marriage, looking at how the gay movement has come to embra...
Guest Jaye Cee Whitehead, Asst. Sociology Professor (Pacific University), discusses her views of gay marriage, looking at how the gay movement has come to embrace gay marriage as the signature issue for GLBTQ liberation. The 70s gay liberation movement rejected marriage but changed to embrace it in the 21st century. How and why did this change occur? That is what we discuss.
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Guest Jaye Cee Whitehead, Asst. Sociology Professor (Pacific University), discusses her views of gay marriage, looking at how the gay movement has come to embrace gay marriage as the signature issue for GLBTQ liberation. The 70s gay liberation movement rejected marriage but changed to embrace it in the 21st century. How and why did this change occur? That is what we discuss.
- published: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 399
[must Watch] What's Up African? Speaks on + Gay Rights + Womens Liberation
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- Duration: 33:11
- Updated: 27 Jul 2015
- views: 148
King Leon X and Redz the Ruler speak on Gays, Womens Rights , how they relate to the revolution and Whats Up African? Community
King Leon X and Redz the Ruler speak on Gays, Womens Rights , how they relate to the revolution and Whats Up African? Community
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Honduras: Organizing for Gay Rights and Other Freedoms Since the Coup
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- Duration: 25:06
- Updated: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 127
Last month the Gay Liberation Network's Buddy Bell visited Honduras as part of a solidarity delegation organized by the Alliance for Global Justice.
As Buddy...
Last month the Gay Liberation Network's Buddy Bell visited Honduras as part of a solidarity delegation organized by the Alliance for Global Justice.
As Buddy recounts, LGBT's have been among the most prominent leaders of the pro-democracy movement there, and are widely recognized among the opposition for their role in fighting for human rights for all. Here he gives a first-hand account of the brutality committed by the U.S.-backed coup government, plus updates on the human rights situation there since he left.
Originally broadcast August 12, 2011
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Last month the Gay Liberation Network's Buddy Bell visited Honduras as part of a solidarity delegation organized by the Alliance for Global Justice.
As Buddy recounts, LGBT's have been among the most prominent leaders of the pro-democracy movement there, and are widely recognized among the opposition for their role in fighting for human rights for all. Here he gives a first-hand account of the brutality committed by the U.S.-backed coup government, plus updates on the human rights situation there since he left.
Originally broadcast August 12, 2011
- published: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 127
50 Years Since the First Gay Rights Protest
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- Duration: 28:45
- Updated: 15 Aug 2015
- views: 55
This year marks 50 years since the first gay rights protest in the world, in Washington, DC, followed a few months later in Philadelphia. It marked a courageous...
This year marks 50 years since the first gay rights protest in the world, in Washington, DC, followed a few months later in Philadelphia. It marked a courageous coming out by the participants, who faced firing, eviction from their homes, estrangement from their families and friends, not to mention violence.
By articulating for the first time as a group, in person, the demands for gay rights, these protesters helped pave the way for the explosive growth of the LGBT movement in later decades.
In this episode of the Gay Liberation Network on CAN TV, long time GLN activists Brent Holman-Gomez and Andy Thayer discuss the significance of these first protests, and the political debates within the movement as it transformed itself from those first few timid years to the audacious activism that marked the LGBT movement less than a decade later.
Show taped August 6, 2015 for later broadcast
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This year marks 50 years since the first gay rights protest in the world, in Washington, DC, followed a few months later in Philadelphia. It marked a courageous coming out by the participants, who faced firing, eviction from their homes, estrangement from their families and friends, not to mention violence.
By articulating for the first time as a group, in person, the demands for gay rights, these protesters helped pave the way for the explosive growth of the LGBT movement in later decades.
In this episode of the Gay Liberation Network on CAN TV, long time GLN activists Brent Holman-Gomez and Andy Thayer discuss the significance of these first protests, and the political debates within the movement as it transformed itself from those first few timid years to the audacious activism that marked the LGBT movement less than a decade later.
Show taped August 6, 2015 for later broadcast
- published: 15 Aug 2015
- views: 55
Homosexuality: Nature Or Nurture ? (Malayalam) By Dr. Jijo Kuriakose
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- Duration: 85:46
- Updated: 17 Apr 2015
- views: 14136
In this talk followed by Q&A;, Dr Jijo Kuriakose covers gay-rights movement in the state of Kerala, India.
Main points covered:
1. Terminology issues and mainst...
In this talk followed by Q&A;, Dr Jijo Kuriakose covers gay-rights movement in the state of Kerala, India.
Main points covered:
1. Terminology issues and mainstream media coverage
2. Difference between Gay (Sexual Orientation related) and Transgender (Gender Identity related)
3. Public reaction when Gay-Malayali wedding of California was reported online
4. Legal fight in India for decriminalizing Homosexuality
5. Scientific studies on how Homosexuality is inborn, natural
6. Homosexuality is not an influence from west, but fighting for gay-rights is...
7. How gay-liberation is tied to feminism
Jijo Kuriakose :-
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Research personal with expertise in Brain Mapping methodologies and multi-spectral analyses. PhD in Image Processing and Brain Mapping with around 2.5 years of experience in IT Industry and 4.5 years of research experience in Image processing. Founder and Chairman of Queerala, an organization for KeralaLGBT community. Educational Qualification PhD in Image processing KTH , Stockholm MSc.(Electronics) Cochin University of Science And technology CUSAT BSc (Electronics) College of Applied Sciences(IHRD,Puthuppally)
Facebook Page of Queerala:
https://www.facebook.com/KeralaLGBT
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In this talk followed by Q&A;, Dr Jijo Kuriakose covers gay-rights movement in the state of Kerala, India.
Main points covered:
1. Terminology issues and mainstream media coverage
2. Difference between Gay (Sexual Orientation related) and Transgender (Gender Identity related)
3. Public reaction when Gay-Malayali wedding of California was reported online
4. Legal fight in India for decriminalizing Homosexuality
5. Scientific studies on how Homosexuality is inborn, natural
6. Homosexuality is not an influence from west, but fighting for gay-rights is...
7. How gay-liberation is tied to feminism
Jijo Kuriakose :-
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Research personal with expertise in Brain Mapping methodologies and multi-spectral analyses. PhD in Image Processing and Brain Mapping with around 2.5 years of experience in IT Industry and 4.5 years of research experience in Image processing. Founder and Chairman of Queerala, an organization for KeralaLGBT community. Educational Qualification PhD in Image processing KTH , Stockholm MSc.(Electronics) Cochin University of Science And technology CUSAT BSc (Electronics) College of Applied Sciences(IHRD,Puthuppally)
Facebook Page of Queerala:
https://www.facebook.com/KeralaLGBT
- published: 17 Apr 2015
- views: 14136
Campaign For Homosexual Equality-A History
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- Duration: 40:26
- Updated: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 48
Journalist, actor, playwright, director and author Peter Scott-Presland speaks candidly about the history of Britain's Campaign For Homosexual Equality (CHE) wh...
Journalist, actor, playwright, director and author Peter Scott-Presland speaks candidly about the history of Britain's Campaign For Homosexual Equality (CHE) which is the subject of his three part written volume called Amiable Warriors. The first volume A Space To Breathe was released last year (2015) and traces CHE from its origins in 1964 as a small law reform committee in Manchester to the point where it had become a nationwide grass-roots campaign with local groups in London and elsewhere.
According to Peter unlike pressure groups like Stonewall or radical movements like the Gay Liberation Front, CHE was a representative democracy. It combined campaigning with a social and support network, encouraging often isolated and self-oppressed individuals to gain the confidence to come out. At its height it had over 5,000 members and 150 local groups, including several in places where homosexual acts were still completely illegal – Dublin, the Channel Islands.
In this interview Peter discusses the history of the Campaign For Homosexual Equality and also shares some of the anecdotes that he features in his book. He also compares and contrasts CHE with other groups and their objectives such as the Gay Liberation Front (GLF). Please comment, like and subscribe.
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Journalist, actor, playwright, director and author Peter Scott-Presland speaks candidly about the history of Britain's Campaign For Homosexual Equality (CHE) which is the subject of his three part written volume called Amiable Warriors. The first volume A Space To Breathe was released last year (2015) and traces CHE from its origins in 1964 as a small law reform committee in Manchester to the point where it had become a nationwide grass-roots campaign with local groups in London and elsewhere.
According to Peter unlike pressure groups like Stonewall or radical movements like the Gay Liberation Front, CHE was a representative democracy. It combined campaigning with a social and support network, encouraging often isolated and self-oppressed individuals to gain the confidence to come out. At its height it had over 5,000 members and 150 local groups, including several in places where homosexual acts were still completely illegal – Dublin, the Channel Islands.
In this interview Peter discusses the history of the Campaign For Homosexual Equality and also shares some of the anecdotes that he features in his book. He also compares and contrasts CHE with other groups and their objectives such as the Gay Liberation Front (GLF). Please comment, like and subscribe.
- published: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 48
Track Two - Enough is Enough
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- Duration: 87:59
- Updated: 07 Feb 2011
- views: 9774
See story here: http://bit.ly/TopZvq
Track Two is a documentary film about the 1981 Toronto bath house raids and riots and the events that precipitated them. It...
See story here: http://bit.ly/TopZvq
Track Two is a documentary film about the 1981 Toronto bath house raids and riots and the events that precipitated them. It is a rare and unique record of a watershed moment in the gay liberation movement in Canada.
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GAY ACTIVIST ANSWERS QUESTIONS 1972
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- Duration: 48:56
- Updated: 13 Aug 2011
- views: 21207
In 1972, gays answering blunt questions on television was new territory. I was the first homosexual to appear on television, full-faced & undisguised, in NYC o...
In 1972, gays answering blunt questions on television was new territory. I was the first homosexual to appear on television, full-faced & undisguised, in NYC on the Les Crane Show in 1965.
I went to Chicago to be on the Kupcinent Show in the 1960s because there was no homosexual willing to appear on TV in Chicago.
I used the first money I made in the hippie-oriented anti-war slogan-button business to buy the first portable Sony CV video system. Using that equipment saved this one Pittsburgh appearance from the trash-bin of history. TV stations didn't save tapes of even nationally broadcast shows, so virtually none of the early appearances by LGBT activists even after Stonewall and into the 1970s have survived.
I consider this my best appearance as an early activist--taking on all callers. I always could talk :-). Even the Hotline host made a joke about that.
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In 1972, gays answering blunt questions on television was new territory. I was the first homosexual to appear on television, full-faced & undisguised, in NYC on the Les Crane Show in 1965.
I went to Chicago to be on the Kupcinent Show in the 1960s because there was no homosexual willing to appear on TV in Chicago.
I used the first money I made in the hippie-oriented anti-war slogan-button business to buy the first portable Sony CV video system. Using that equipment saved this one Pittsburgh appearance from the trash-bin of history. TV stations didn't save tapes of even nationally broadcast shows, so virtually none of the early appearances by LGBT activists even after Stonewall and into the 1970s have survived.
I consider this my best appearance as an early activist--taking on all callers. I always could talk :-). Even the Hotline host made a joke about that.
- published: 13 Aug 2011
- views: 21207
Opposing Anti Gay Hate Groups
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- Duration: 25:17
- Updated: 18 Feb 2014
- views: 121
Scott Lively, widely seen as the principal North American promoter of Uganda's infamous "kill-the-gays bill," was recently honored by the anti-gay hate group "A...
Scott Lively, widely seen as the principal North American promoter of Uganda's infamous "kill-the-gays bill," was recently honored by the anti-gay hate group "Americans For Truth About Homosexuality" in Arlington Hts, IL.
While Lively and AFTAH founder Peter LaBarbera have distanced themselves from the capital punishment provisions of the Uganda bill, both apparently support imprisoning those who "advocate homosexuality."
The Gay Liberation Network's Bob Schwartz and Matthew Jordan examine Lively's and LaBarbera's records and why they must be opposed.
Original broadcast October 14, 2011
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Scott Lively, widely seen as the principal North American promoter of Uganda's infamous "kill-the-gays bill," was recently honored by the anti-gay hate group "Americans For Truth About Homosexuality" in Arlington Hts, IL.
While Lively and AFTAH founder Peter LaBarbera have distanced themselves from the capital punishment provisions of the Uganda bill, both apparently support imprisoning those who "advocate homosexuality."
The Gay Liberation Network's Bob Schwartz and Matthew Jordan examine Lively's and LaBarbera's records and why they must be opposed.
Original broadcast October 14, 2011
- published: 18 Feb 2014
- views: 121
Protesting Anti-Gay "Murder Music"
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- Duration: 23:46
- Updated: 22 Feb 2014
- views: 51
Recently a spate of performers who perform what is known as "Murder Music" have emerged in the U.S. music scene. One such band, "Evil Incarnate," advocates mur...
Recently a spate of performers who perform what is known as "Murder Music" have emerged in the U.S. music scene. One such band, "Evil Incarnate," advocates murdering African Americans and gays, and is part of an attempt to rally youth to join in neo-Nazi activism.
On tonight's show Scott Free, an out musician and recipient of the Out Musician of the Year Award, joins fellow Gay Liberation Network member Bob Schwartz to discuss the threat of violence and hate that the Murder Music genre represents.
Originally broadcast December 11, 2009
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Recently a spate of performers who perform what is known as "Murder Music" have emerged in the U.S. music scene. One such band, "Evil Incarnate," advocates murdering African Americans and gays, and is part of an attempt to rally youth to join in neo-Nazi activism.
On tonight's show Scott Free, an out musician and recipient of the Out Musician of the Year Award, joins fellow Gay Liberation Network member Bob Schwartz to discuss the threat of violence and hate that the Murder Music genre represents.
Originally broadcast December 11, 2009
- published: 22 Feb 2014
- views: 51
"The Mad Famer's Gay Liberation Front? Wendell Berry and Gay Marriage" at Georgetown College
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- Duration: 65:55
- Updated: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 7726
Wendell Berry speaks at a January 2012 pastor's conference hosted at Georgetown College in this community conversation. Remarks in this video are the views of t...
Wendell Berry speaks at a January 2012 pastor's conference hosted at Georgetown College in this community conversation. Remarks in this video are the views of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views of Georgetown College.
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Wendell Berry speaks at a January 2012 pastor's conference hosted at Georgetown College in this community conversation. Remarks in this video are the views of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views of Georgetown College.
- published: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 7726
The Supreme Court & Gay Rights
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- Duration: 24:46
- Updated: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 14
In March 2013, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two anti-gay measures, California's Proposition 8 and the so-called "Defense of Marriage Act," which wa...
In March 2013, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two anti-gay measures, California's Proposition 8 and the so-called "Defense of Marriage Act," which was signed by President Clinton in 1996.
Both measures ultimately make same-sex couples second class citizens by denying them equal rights under the law, yet the Court is not expected to rule in favor of full legal equality when it announces its decision in late June.
Here Richard Streetman and GLN's Andy Thayer discuss the political context of the Court's deliberations, and what it means for all Americans, gay and non-gay alike.
Originally broadcast March 29, 2013
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In March 2013, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two anti-gay measures, California's Proposition 8 and the so-called "Defense of Marriage Act," which was signed by President Clinton in 1996.
Both measures ultimately make same-sex couples second class citizens by denying them equal rights under the law, yet the Court is not expected to rule in favor of full legal equality when it announces its decision in late June.
Here Richard Streetman and GLN's Andy Thayer discuss the political context of the Court's deliberations, and what it means for all Americans, gay and non-gay alike.
Originally broadcast March 29, 2013
- published: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 14
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Quentin Crisp on the gay liberation movement, 1977: CBC Archives
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Forty years on, Australian remembers role in gay liberation movement
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Christopher St Gay Liberation Day 1970
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Gay Liberation Front (1969-1971): A 40th Anniversary Retrospective
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It's My Park: Gay Pride Monument
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How We Got Gay (Full Documentary)
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Blowing the Lid: Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution, and Radical Queens
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Mar 31 2008 gay liberation theology
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GAY LIBERATION FRONT IS BORN 1969
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Sherry Wolf the Fight for Gay Liberation Socialism 2008 (1/5)
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Stand by Me The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation
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Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part One
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Nov 2015 Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads Part Two
Gay Liberation at a Psychological Crossroads: Ethical, Clinical and Community Consideratio...
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FE: Liberation Wars - Gaius is not gay
Por si no quedó claro, es heteroflexible, no gay
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Gay Liberation Front (Elephant, 2003)
@ homosexual boys who were bullied take revenge on the school where it all took place. Bas...
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Für unseren Deutschen zuschauer
Hier gibt''s Schwulenschule. Der goldene turm fur freiheit und liebe ist für jeder da! Je...
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Pappa's disco fever
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Gay Liberation in Photos: A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
Gay Liberation in Photos
A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
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published: 29 Jun 2015
Gay Liberation in Photos: A talk and slideshow with photographer Ellen Shumsky
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From the Closet to Gay Liberation
Christopher Adam Mitchell came to St. Francis College on April 7, 2015 to share his work o...
published: 11 May 2015
From the Closet to Gay Liberation
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Jeff Key a United States Marine's Journey from Iraq to Gay Liberation
The Eyes of Babylon, written and performed by Jeff Key Off Broadway at 59E59 running fro, ...
published: 22 Jun 2011
Jeff Key a United States Marine's Journey from Iraq to Gay Liberation
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06-10-12 - Gay Liberation - Pastor David Feddes.mov
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L.A.: Coming Out West: The Birth of the Modern LGBT Liberation Movement
Historians often call Los Angeles the cradle of the American gay movement. In 1950, years...
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L.A.: Coming Out West: The Birth of the Modern LGBT Liberation Movement
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Gay and Animal Liberation Theology
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Gay USA 10/28/15
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over their histories of support for LGBT rights.
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published: 30 Oct 2015
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13-09 Gay Marriage: Neoliberal governance
Guest Jaye Cee Whitehead, Asst. Sociology Professor (Pacific University), discusses her vi...
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[must Watch] What's Up African? Speaks on + Gay Rights + Womens Liberation
King Leon X and Redz the Ruler speak on Gays, Womens Rights , how they relate to the revol...
published: 27 Jul 2015
[must Watch] What's Up African? Speaks on + Gay Rights + Womens Liberation
[must Watch] What's Up African? Speaks on + Gay Rights + Womens Liberation
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Honduras: Organizing for Gay Rights and Other Freedoms Since the Coup
Last month the Gay Liberation Network's Buddy Bell visited Honduras as part of a solidarit...
published: 19 Feb 2014
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50 Years Since the First Gay Rights Protest
This year marks 50 years since the first gay rights protest in the world, in Washington, D...
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Homosexuality: Nature Or Nurture ? (Malayalam) By Dr. Jijo Kuriakose
In this talk followed by Q&A;, Dr Jijo Kuriakose covers gay-rights movement in the state o...
published: 17 Apr 2015
Homosexuality: Nature Or Nurture ? (Malayalam) By Dr. Jijo Kuriakose
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Campaign For Homosexual Equality-A History
Journalist, actor, playwright, director and author Peter Scott-Presland speaks candidly ab...
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Track Two - Enough is Enough
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President Nero Roasted While Trump And World Burned
Edit WorldNews.com 02 May 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingPlaying the part of Commander-In-Entertainer, President Barack Obama tried one last time to appease the Hollywood-like infotainment industry by transforming the most dignified and noble office in America into a staged performance ... But even the New York Times noticed how Trump was shamed before his peers and wife and turned angry. In fact, he bolted for the exit before the end of the night....
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Scientists Prep For Mission To Nudge Asteroids Far From Earth
Edit WorldNews.com 02 May 2016
Asteroids of all shapes and sizes are constantly striking the Earth from small pebble-sized pieces to larger, more spectacular fireballs showing up in the atmosphere, The Guardian reports.Every few decades, the report continues, a lump of rock the size of a double-decker bus heads towards Earth before creating a small crater much like the Russian Chelyabinsk incident on Feb. 15, 2013 ... Preparations for the mission are well underway....
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Elon Musk’s research group opens ‘AI gym’ to train robots not to destroy the human race
Edit The Independent 02 May 2016
Elon Musk’s AI research group has opened a “gym” for robots, to ensure that they can be properly tested ... In pictures. Artificial intelligence through history....
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Prince's last supper went untouched, says musician's personal chef
Edit The Guardian 02 May 2016
Ray Roberts, who cooked for Prince for three years, said in the months before his death he was ‘sick a lot’. In the months leading to his death, Prince suffered from frequent sore throats and seemed to be losing weight, his personal chef has said. Ray Roberts cooked for the musician at his Paisley Park home in Minneapolis every day for three years. Related. Prince's final days. few clues pointed to secret behind star's untimely death ... ....
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Sonic booms heard as RAF scrambles jets
Edit BBC News 03 May 2016
Loud bangs heard across parts of Yorkshire were sonic booms from RAF Typhoon jets scrambled to identify an "unresponsive civilian aircraft", the RAF says ... ....
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Out of the Bathhouse and Into the Bookstore
Edit The New Republic 22 Apr 2016
He imagined a world where gay men would no longer be restricted to the bars and bathhouses in the city as the only places to congregate ... Rodwell devoted a section of the store to periodicals that promoted the gay liberation movement, ranging from The New York Hymnal (which he founded to support the Homophile Youth Movement) to The Ladder, and the newsletter of the Daughters of Bilitis, the first lesbian political organization....
World Book Night: What should you be reading? (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Apr 2016
(Source. Manchester Metropolitan University). From Clive Barker to Christopher Isherwood ... Although Isherwood was already well known as the author of Goodbye to Berlin (adapted for the stage as the musical, Cabaret) when this book appeared, Christopher and His Kind represents a courageous coming-out moment from a major novelist who wanted to play his part in the gay liberation movement ... Published Friday, 22nd April 2016 ... Original Document....
The Strange History of Empowerment
Edit Huffington Post 15 Apr 2016
It began in the 1950s as a radical critique of the power structure; it was co-opted by various liberal and conservative groups in the '60, '70s and '80s; and it has wound up today as a political buzzword for mainstream politicians of all persuasions precisely because it has lost its power to threaten the establishment ... The stonewall riot ignited a nationwide gay "liberation" movement....
When Men Wanted to Be Virile
Edit New Yorker 14 Apr 2016
... medieval court, the Enlightenment, colonialism, the Industrial Revolution, the invention of childhood, mechanized warfare, Fascism, the labor movement, feminism, gay liberation, and so on....
Neighbours reunion: Kylie Minogue joins Guy Pearce in new Australian film
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 09 Apr 2016
Kylie Minogue's acting career has been less than stellar, but that has not stopped government film funding bodies gushing about her latest foray into film ... Advertisement ... The bureaucrats in charge of these publicly-funded film bodies have been effusive in their praise ... He will also star alongside Rachel Griffiths in gay rights drama When We Rise about the '70s gay liberation movement in the United States ... ....
How a Gay Newspaper in the '70s Brought Attention to the Nazis' Persecution of Homosexuals
Edit Alternet 06 Apr 2016
Steakley’s third and final article offered an account of the gay liberation movement in Germany in the early 1970s, focusing on how leftist politics, campaigns for workers’ rights, and the student movement had paved the way for gay liberation. Throughout the article, Steakley compared German gay liberation to the American gay rights movement, noting how the success and power of the left in Germany had helped to promote gay liberation....
Bernie Sanders Has Already Won His Revolution
Edit Time Magazine 05 Apr 2016
... nets while calling for increasing taxes on the rich became almost as rare as the word “socialism.” And meanwhile the tradition of hard left theory and political education that had infused the likes of the Black Panthers, Students for a Democratic Society and the early Gay Liberation Front became increasingly sparse in activist circles....
Gay Glam Comes To HBO
Edit National Public Radio 04 Apr 2016
At least he'll be the slightly-off Vinyl version of that great, lost boundary-smashing hope of 1970s rock, who for a shining moment in 1974 became the most visible gay man in popular music ... And the show hasn't yet ventured into the moment's other huge shift, toward gay liberation, that led to a wave of Pride parades, Central park dance-ins, and artistic ventures like San Francisco's Cockettes troupe, which included a young Sylvester....
April News Briefs (City of West Hollywood, CA)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Apr 2016
The ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives presents C**k, Paper Scissors, an exhibition of collage works by an intergenerational group of fifteen artists ... Funded in part by a grant from the City of West Hollywood through WeHo Arts, C**k, Paper, Scissors draws from both archival collections and contemporary practices, focusing on how these artists reuse print culture for projects ranging from the era of gay liberation to the present....
Rev. Madison Shockley and the Meaning of Christianity
Edit Huffington Post 01 Apr 2016
There I went to study black liberation theology with James Cone. When I got there, I found that there was not only black liberation theology, but there was women's liberation theology, gay liberation theology, Latin American liberation theology, Korean, African liberation theology ... But I made a decision that I would apply to exclusively white congregations to test this very liberal church, to see if they really walked their talk....
PRIDE Month Set for April at UNC Asheville (The University of North Carolina at Asheville)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Mar 2016
(Source ... PRIDE programming (Practice Respect, Inclusion, Diversity, Education) was initiated in 2012 with events to increase awareness and acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities, and includes a variety of programming throughout the year ... Monday, April 4. Film Screening ... 7.30 p.m ... 6 p.m ... Johnson, a black trans activist who was an instigator of the Stonewall riot that helped spark the gay liberation movement....
Paul Krugman: a Prizefighter for Hillary Clinton
Edit CounterPunch 28 Mar 2016
And Krugman is correct to note that Trump is continuing the Republicans’ long practice of stirring the pot of white working- and lower middle-class hatred and hurling the terrible brew at feminists, Blacks, immigrants, gays, liberals, Muslims, intellectuals, liberals, civil libertarians and socialists both real and (like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Sanders) imagined....
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