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May-June 2022
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‘We resolved to chart our own course.’

David Wickenden talks with a British icon of LGBT rights, Peter Tatchell, the doyen of the LGBT rights movement in the UK.

Essays

How 3 Activists Stopped the Madness

By Malcolm Lazin: John Fryer as “Dr. Henry Anonymous,” wearing a mask, started by stating that he as psychiatrist, a member of the APA, and a homosexual.

Essays

Rebel Dykes Took On All Foes

By Jean Thompson: Rebel Dykes has been years in the making; I saw a preview at BFI Flare, London’s LGBT film festival, in 2016. The energy at the screening was wild and beautiful, and it was joyful to be there among so many older dykes, still wearing leather, still as unruly as ever. The atmosphere was electric

Essays

Can the Left Be Counted On?

The Communist Party USA was for most of its history culturally conservative. Socialism has been far more welcoming.
Blog
1. May 10, 2022 Queer Actors in Queer Roles
2. April 29, 2022 Queer Layers at the Oscars
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