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History Photography Gay Male Post-Stonewall
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Title	History Photography Gay Male Post-Stonewall
Url	http://www.glbtq.com/arts/photography_gay_post_stonewall.html
Description	The Stonewall riots should not be seen as the only shaping force in the development of contemporary gay male photography, but it makes a convenient dividing line. Put simply, Stonewall contributed to the sexual revolution and the sexual revolution contributed to the development and visibility of a gay male subculture that in turn contributed to gay male photography.
Category	Education & Reference >> History
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Date added	May 20, 2006
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