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| − | Profiled below are some of the brave men and women who helped to launch the homosexual rights movement in the United States in the pre-gay era. While not all self-identified as homosexual, gay, or lesbian, all openly advocated on behalf of homosexual rights in an age where to do so was dangerous, highly detrimental to one’s livelihood and career. | + | Profiled below are some of the brave men and women who helped to launch the homosexual rights movement in the United States in the pre-gay era. While not all self-identified as homosexual, gay, or lesbian, all openly advocated on behalf of homosexual rights in an age where to do so was dangerous, highly detrimental to one’s livelihood and career. |
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| + | **[[Lisa_Ben|Ben, Lisa]] | ||
| + | **[[Vern_Bullough|Bullough, Vern L.]] | ||
| + | **[[Fred_Frisbie|Frisbie, Fred]] | ||
| + | **[[Billy_Glover|Glover, William E. (Billy)]] | ||
| + | **[[Joseph_Hansen|Hansen, Joseph]] | ||
| + | **[[Harry_Hay|Hay, Harry]] | ||
| + | **[[Bob_Hull|Hull, Robert B. (Bob)]] | ||
| + | **[[Dale_Jennings|Jennings, William Dale]] | ||
| + | **[[Jim_Kepner|Kepner, James]] | ||
| + | **[[Chuck_Rowland|Rowland, Charles D.]] | ||
| + | **[[Jim Schneider|Schneider, James V.]] | ||
| + | **[[Don_Slater|Slater, Donald]] | ||
This exhibit will strive to be as comprehensive as possible, and to that aim we encourage comments and submissions from those knowledgeable in the field. Journalists and scholars are encouraged to submit biographical profiles, transcribed interviews, book reviews, photographs, insights, or corrections to these pages: please contact Dr. White at [mailto:todd@tangentgroup.org todd@tangentroup.org]. Where necessary, copyright information and rights must be provided in order for us to publish the materials. | This exhibit will strive to be as comprehensive as possible, and to that aim we encourage comments and submissions from those knowledgeable in the field. Journalists and scholars are encouraged to submit biographical profiles, transcribed interviews, book reviews, photographs, insights, or corrections to these pages: please contact Dr. White at [mailto:todd@tangentgroup.org todd@tangentroup.org]. Where necessary, copyright information and rights must be provided in order for us to publish the materials. | ||
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| − | Text by C. Todd White. Copyright (©) by C. Todd White, 2008. All rights reserved. <br> | + | Text by C. Todd White. Copyright (©) by C. Todd White, 2008-2011. All rights reserved. <br> |
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Latest revision as of 11:38, 28 January 2012
Profiled below are some of the brave men and women who helped to launch the homosexual rights movement in the United States in the pre-gay era. While not all self-identified as homosexual, gay, or lesbian, all openly advocated on behalf of homosexual rights in an age where to do so was dangerous, highly detrimental to one’s livelihood and career.
This exhibit will strive to be as comprehensive as possible, and to that aim we encourage comments and submissions from those knowledgeable in the field. Journalists and scholars are encouraged to submit biographical profiles, transcribed interviews, book reviews, photographs, insights, or corrections to these pages: please contact Dr. White at todd@tangentroup.org. Where necessary, copyright information and rights must be provided in order for us to publish the materials.
Text by C. Todd White. Copyright (©) by C. Todd White, 2008-2011. All rights reserved.
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