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  1. Holder's "A Peculiar Sexual Perversion", 1899‏‎ (11 categories)
  2. Gladys Bentley: August 12, 1907–January 18, 1960‏‎ (11 categories)
  3. Allan Bérubé: December 3, 1946-December 11, 2007‏‎ (11 categories)
  4. Jim Kolbe‏‎ (11 categories)
  5. Barney Frank‏‎ (11 categories)
  6. Steve May‏‎ (11 categories)
  7. Phil Reed‏‎ (11 categories)
  8. New Hampshire Elected Officials‏‎ (11 categories)
  9. Appalachian State University LGBT Life, 1969-1978‏‎ (11 categories)
  10. Edward Coke: "Buggery, or Sodomy," 1644‏‎ (10 categories)
  11. Sodomy law: Rhode Island, May 19, 1647‏‎ (10 categories)
  12. Thomas Shepard: heart sodomy, 1641‏‎ (10 categories)
  13. Legal case: S. Norman, M. Hammon; Plymouth, March 6, 1649‏‎ (10 categories)
  14. Legal case: Norman, Hammon; Plymouth, March 6, 1649‏‎ (10 categories)
  15. Legal case: New Haven, March 23, 1653‏‎ (10 categories)
  16. Buggery law: North and South Carolina, March, 1663‏‎ (10 categories)
  17. Sodomy law: Rhode Island, 1663‏‎ (10 categories)
  18. Buggery law: West New Jersey, 1681‏‎ (10 categories)
  19. Sodomy law: Pennsylvania, November 27, 1700‏‎ (10 categories)
  20. Charlevoix's "Effeminacy and lewdness", 1721‏‎ (10 categories)
  21. Font's "dedicated to nefarious practices", 1775-76‏‎ (10 categories)
  22. Schaeffer's "Kutenai Female Berdache", 1811‏‎ (10 categories)
  23. Harry Hay‏‎ (10 categories)
  24. Ma Rainey's "Prove It On Me Blues," 1928‏‎ (10 categories)
  25. Tim Mains‏‎ (10 categories)
  26. Thomas Duane‏‎ (10 categories)
  27. Tom Ammiano‏‎ (10 categories)
  28. Evelyn Mantilla‏‎ (10 categories)
  29. Robert Lee‏‎ (10 categories)
  30. Chris Kolb‏‎ (10 categories)
  31. Hate Crimes Against Queer Youth‏‎ (10 categories)
  32. (Gays) don’t need a special Bill of Rights," Boone, NC in 1981‏‎ (10 categories)
  33. "(Gays) don’t need a special Bill of Rights," Boone, NC in 1981‏‎ (10 categories)
  34. Appalachian State University LGBT Life, 1989-1998‏‎ (10 categories)
  35. Older Women in Watauga County, North Carolina, c. 1950-2010‏‎ (10 categories)
  36. The Fight for a Gay Rights Bill in Urbana, April 1973-October 1973‏‎ (10 categories)
  37. Appalachian State University LGBT Life‏‎ (10 categories)
  38. Sakia Gunn‏‎ (10 categories)
  39. J. Allen Gilbert: "Homosexuality and Its Treatment," October 1920‏‎ (10 categories)
  40. George Merzbach: "We have won a great battle," March 1907‏‎ (10 categories)
  41. Lesbians of Color and LGBTQ History‏‎ (10 categories)
  42. Alice Mitchell murders Freda Ward: Memphis, Tennessee, 1892‏‎ (10 categories)
  43. Sodomy law: Virginia, May 24, 1610‏‎ (9 categories)
  44. Sodomy law: New Netherland, 1613‏‎ (9 categories)
  45. Legal case: Thomas/sine Hall; Virginia, March 25, 1629‏‎ (9 categories)
  46. Buggery law: Maryland, 1632‏‎ (9 categories)
  47. Sodomy case: New Hampshire, February 14, 1635‏‎ (9 categories)
  48. Sodomy law: Plymouth, November 15, 1636‏‎ (9 categories)
  49. Sodomy law proposed: Massachusetts Bay, October 1636‏‎ (9 categories)
  50. Sodomy law: Massachusetts Bay, November, 1641‏‎ (9 categories)

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