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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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