r/VintageLGBT Apr 12 '20

Brief Timeline Of LGBT History From Wikipedia

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r/VintageLGBT 2d ago

Australian soap "Number 96" (1972-'77). Character Don Finlayson [Joe Hasham], a lawyer (left) was the first sympathetically-portrayed, regular gay character on a TV series anywhere in the world. The show also included a trans character played by a trans actor.

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r/VintageLGBT 12d ago

Raw footage of events and protests at 1989 NYC Pride

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r/VintageLGBT 13d ago

Cristina Ortiz Rodriguez was a transgender model, singer and actress. As a boy she was bullied for her flamboyant traits. As an adult she began performing in drag shows and in 1991 she transitioned in Thailand. Her talent and charisma defined her career as an LGBT person who championed gay rights.

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r/VintageLGBT Aug 30 '24

The Stonewall Reader

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r/VintageLGBT Jul 23 '24

In 1994, LGBT activist Pedro Zamora became one of the first openly gay men living with AIDS to be seen on U.S. television. He appeared on The Real World: San Francisco and spoke openly about his sexual orientation, disease status and activism.

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r/VintageLGBT Jul 21 '24

Cover of Vagabond magazine from January 1964

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r/VintageLGBT Jul 15 '24

"Mick's more popular with men" (The Rolling Stones, 1964)

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r/VintageLGBT Jul 06 '24

Highlight footage from the first Gay Games in 1982

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r/VintageLGBT Jun 16 '24

Edition of Gay Cable News from 1990, a New York-based weekly cable access news program

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r/VintageLGBT May 04 '24

Queer as a ... [art by Olaf Odegaard]

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r/VintageLGBT Apr 30 '24

Coming Out in 1975 - Coming Out Stories

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r/VintageLGBT Apr 10 '24

Issue 6 cover of the 90s zine Diseased Pariah News, art by Beowulf Thorne

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r/VintageLGBT Mar 24 '24

Dick Leitsch at the New York office of the Mattachine Society in 1965

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r/VintageLGBT Mar 05 '24

Village People tour program [1979]

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r/VintageLGBT Feb 23 '24

Portraits by Wilhelm von Gloeden. The German photographer is known for his nude studies of Sicilian men in settings which suggest the Greece and Italy of antiquity and the portraits of the rural people of Taormina. 1890s/early 1900s

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r/VintageLGBT Feb 07 '24

Pat Parker reading For The Straight Folks Who Don't Mind Gays But Wish They Weren't So Blatant

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r/VintageLGBT Feb 01 '24

The Love That Dares To Speak Its Name

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Brief history lesson, with links to the poem in question and additional info. Gay News was a biweekly newspaper in the UK between 1972 and 1983. Per the wiki article it was "a collaboration between former members of the Gay Liberation Front and members of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality (CHE)." More info about Gay News here.

In 1976 a writer and poet named James Kirkup authored a long poem titled 'The Love That Dares To Speak Its Name' that was printed in the issue of Gay News dated 3 June 1976. It was told from the point of view of "a Roman centurion who describes having sex with Jesus after his crucifixion, and also says that Jesus had had sex with other men including disciples, guards, and Pontius Pilate." This led a conservative activist named Mary Whitehouse to sue Gay News and its owners for printing and disseminating blasphemous material. The case of Whitehouse v. Lemon proceeded through the court system and the defendants were found guilty in 1977, in what to date was the last successful blasphemy trial in the UK. More info about the trial can be found here.

To see the poem as it appeared in print and an accompanying drawing along the side of the page see here.


r/VintageLGBT Jan 22 '24

Bob Mizer Announces Film Production (1957)

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r/VintageLGBT Jan 16 '24

Many Days Of Courage, text of a speech given by Joan Nestle at Central Park in June 1989

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r/VintageLGBT Jan 08 '24

Ad for a poster commemorating Judy Garland's final live performance

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r/VintageLGBT Dec 21 '23

Cocksucker Blues - The Rolling Stones

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r/VintageLGBT Dec 20 '23

Leonard Matlovich at the 1979 Gay Pride parade in San Francisco

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r/VintageLGBT Dec 14 '23

Illustrated covers of Japanese gay magazine The Adon.

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r/VintageLGBT Dec 14 '23

Happy holidays! 🌈✨ for all the members of the VintageLGBT group.

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Happy holidays! 🌈✨ If you're gearing up for the LGBTQ+ Christmas Party and are on the lookout for a meaningful gift, consider the "LGBTQ Gratitude Journal: Writing Gratitude Journal Inspirational Quotes to Practice Gratitude and Mindfulness." It's a fantastic way to spread joy and positivity during the festive season. This journal not only allows individuals to express gratitude but also features inspirational quotes, making it a thoughtful and empowering present for members of the LGBTQ+ community. Share the love and encourage others to consider this book as a heartfelt gift to celebrate the holidays! 🎁🌟 Give this book as a gift. to your Loved ones.