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Transcending Generations: AIDS and the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall
Within a period of a week, two seemingly unrelated articles were published that speak directly to the ideas I’m about to present. The first, in HIV-Plus magazine, was a dialogue between…More
Never Can Say Goodbye
We hinted in last issue’s BTW that this would be our last waltz with former U.S. Congressman Aaron Schock (R–Illinois). So we lied! Aaron is back in the…More
LGBTQ+ Pride Author Talk in Boston
Author of, most recently, the novel The Off Season & contributor to In Search of Stonewall, Amy Hoffman; author of, most recently The Hub of the Gay Universe: An LGBTQ…More
Celebrate Pride in NYC w/The G&LR
Celebrate a quarter century of the pioneering magazine of LGBTQ history, culture, & politics with this event to honor the release of the commemorative book, In Search of Stonewall. Authors…More
In Search of Stonewall: A Discussion at the ONE Archives
Please join Editor Richard Schneider, Felice Picano and Tom Baker in a discussion of this pivotal event in our community’s history. The year was 1994. It was the…More
One on One
IN SEARCH OF STONEWALL: A Discussion May 28, 2019, 7:00-8:30 pm in the San Diego History Center Theater & Atrium Join Editor Richard Schneider, and Lillian Faderman in…More
Hymn To Apollo: An Exhibition
Hymn To Apollo: The Ancient World and the Ballets Russes Institute for the Study of the Ancient World New York University, March 6–June 2, 2019 THERE IS much truth…More
Terrence McNally: Documentarian of Our Lives
FOUR-TIME Tony award winner Terrence McNally (born 1938) is the subject of this well-made documentary about a major American playwright many of whose plays address gay themes.
MoreHBO’s Takedown of Michael Jackson
EXACTLY FIFTY YEARS AGO, five young boys from Gary, Indiana, became pop music sensations. It has always been difficult separating the truth about their origin from myth because Motown Records…More
Hate Crime Crime
The case of Jussie Smollett was a media feeding frenzy, but for you cave-dwellers: Smollett is the gay African-American actor who reported to the police that he’d been jumped…More