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Homosexuality in Comic Books and Cartoons
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Comic strips and graphic books have only recently been acknowledged as a serious art form, but in both mainstream and underground culture, they have served for decades as a powerful tool of satire and humor; and in their representation of glbtq people, they also serve as a barometer of shifting attitudes toward gay subcultures.
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History Photography Gay Male Post-Stonewall
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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.
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History Lesbian Actors
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From the days of silent films through the present, lesbian actresses have played a significant role in Hollywood--both in the movies themselves and outside of them--but their contributions have rarely been recognized or spoken of openly.
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Rainbow 25
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Rainbow25 is a worldwide celebration of the creation of the most widely-recognized LGBT symbol in history, the Rainbow Flag. On the 25th anniversary of the Rainbow Flag's birth, Rainbow25, a nonprofit organization, restores the Flag to its original eight colors, chronicles its history and acknowledges the Flag's powerful impact on the GLBT community and the culture at large.
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QueerTheory.com
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Queer Theory addresses a diverse array of interests, academic and otherwise, integrating visual, audio and textual resources with the best online links, extending across many disciplines, including queer, gender and feminist studies.
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The Leather Archives & Museum
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The Leather Archives and Museum, located in Chicago but serving the world, is an outreach to/of the leather communities communities of the United States and the world. The purpose is both to preserve the heritage of the leather community and increase understanding of the leather lifestyle.
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queer stuff
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Information that empowers the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and two-spirited people.
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Clan Blue Feather
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Clan Blue Feather is the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and straight friends group within the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), a worldwide Medieval and Renaissance period re-enactment society. The Clan promotes responsible research into period life and attitudes, as well as provides a social focal point for members of the SCA. The web site is very new, but anyone interested in period research or re-enactment can feel free to look it over.
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Isle of Lesbos
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A site of art, culture, and learning for women-oriented women. Includes a historical poetry center, lesbian images in classical art, quotations, and an annotated lesbian web directory.
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Stonewall and Beyond
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The online edition of a Columbia University Libraries exhibition held from May 25 to September 17, 1994 in conjunction with the international celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Stonewall Riots.
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Queer Arts Resource
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Queer Arts Resource is a not-for-profit educational forum for the display and discussion of queer art and culture. Until the recent advent of Queer Studies, the History of Art has omitted most material of direct relevance to lesbians and gays. Much has been suppressed, much has been lost due to neglect or censorship, and a great deal has simply been overlooked.
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Rainbow Flag, The
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history of the flag designed by Gilbert Baker, representing the six colors of the rainbow as a symbol of gay and lesbian community pride.
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