SGN :: Seattle Gay/Lbian/LGBTQ News

Contents:

• WASHGTON BLA: LGBTQ NEWS, POLICS, LGBTQ RIGHTS, GAY NEWS
• PHILALPHIA GAY NEWS
• GAY PRS
• NEWS OF THE COLUMB GAY AND LBIAN COMMUNY
• THE ANTI-GAY AGENDA
• FL PAPER: GAY GOP REP HAS HISTORY OF RACISM, VLENCE
• FORMER 'BLA' STAFF CHURNS OUT NEW GAY PAPER
• HOW THE TIM GAVE ‘GAY’ ITS OWN VOICE (AGA)
• THE HOTON GAY COMMUNY TEXAS ANALYSIS
• 6 DES OF LGBT MAGAZ, INCLUDG THE ADVOTE AND GAY TIM

WASHGTON BLA: LGBTQ NEWS, POLICS, LGBTQ RIGHTS, GAY NEWS

John Folldal, Whayne Herriford, Richard Kendall, and Ted Sahl (who already had worked extensively on other gay prs the area) started a new paper, South Bay Tim, that sought to be not only fancially solvent but beneficial to the lol lbian and gay muny. Beloved lol drag performer Tia Chambers reads an updated Baltimore Queer after the Baltimore Gay Paper which was a primary source for my rearchContext for my LGBT activism MarylandAn addn to the historil non & llective knowledgeA llectn of stori, perspective & quiry to Baltimor gay pastThis is the harst part of my rearch, ntextualizg scraps of our rerd history. Maly om the Baltimore Gay Paper but also om alternative sourc like the Ao-Amerin, my former anizatn, the Baltimore Transgenr Alliance, as well as my own personal social media project is 2 years the makg & I won’t claim objective tth.

PHILALPHIA GAY NEWS

Gay men had a uple clubs & bars sttered around the cy like Leon’s & Club Baths and lbians had Diana Prs & the 31st street bookstore to the north — the were the very first public meetg spac for LGBT muny here Baltimore, but needs soon exceed Baltimore Gay Alliance was found 1975, the first polil activist group for gay people the cy. The Gay Communy Center of Baltimore would later bee the GLCCB & is known today as the Pri Center of GCCBs first offic were a small basement sue of rooms the 2100 block of Maryland Avenue: home to unselg servic, a meetg space & a men’s sexual health clic.

Gail Vivo also worked on the GCCB newsletter, which eventually grew to The Baltimore Gay Paper, a key player that lked rmatn om the muny center to the muny GCCB grew om this loose nglomerate of multiple enti workg together the 70’s. — However, the lengthy procs of renovatg a former pball warehoe to a new muny center was fueled by the materials, labor & sh donated by muny members saw the birth of Baltimore’s gay muny & the tablishment of this new center saw thrive. The Baltimore Gay Alliance (the group that the GCCB sprang om) was rponsible for the first two attempts at cy hall 1980 & 1984 but were feated due to heavy lobbyg om relig groups & the Archdce of the third attempt, activists were now anizg a sophistited lobbyg effort unr a broad aln lled the Baltimore Jtice Campaign.

GAY PRS

Protectn om discrimatn on the basis of sexual orientatn would go on to pass 1988 & was sential wh the ever-growg stigma & discrimatn gay people Baltimore were facg, whether they had HIV or not. Fd out about the historic magaze that was spired by a police raid of a Los Angel gay bar and has grown to bee a proment voice for topics related to the gay, lbian, bisexual, and transgenr muny and s alli. Dpe s name, the newspaper (which had more the appearance of a really thick newsletter on newsprt) featured news both lol and natnal, alongsi personals ads, movie reviews, and the regular prtg of the standgs the gay bowlg league.

Unr the tagle of “Servg Gays, Lbians and Friends, ” the newspaper prented a wi swath of ntent: natnal LGBTQ+ news (ually on the ont page), updat om var LGBTQ+ anizatns Ccnati, photos om events, and a “Health Comments by Dr.

NEWS OF THE COLUMB GAY AND LBIAN COMMUNY

From their first issue, “This day marks another kd of guratn as well, that of a lol, gay news publitn…The purpos of The GayBeat are the: to report the news; to te the readg public about the issu which impact our muny; and to help foster a llective, polil agenda for the lbian and gay male muny of greater Ccnati. The ont ver did not acknowledge s lnch, stead tailg a story about the phone book allowg the words “gay and lbian” an ad, alongsi a story of a Ccnati man who was fired om his job after was reported that he was tted for AIDS. ” Although only lasted om January 2014 to Augt later that same year, Spotlight played a pivotal role dissematg rmatn and entertag the mass who had assembled for Gay Gam 9 om all over the world.

THE ANTI-GAY AGENDA

(Our thanks to the followg who helped put this list together: Phebe Beiser, Jeff Bixby, Michael Chanak, Brian DeWt, Gay Oh History Iniative (GOHI), Staley Jophiel Munroe, Oh History Connectn, Oh Lbian Archiv, Bob Vale, and Wtern Rerve Historil Society. Baltimore OUTloud is Mid Atlantic’s premier pennt voice of the Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgenr and Qutng (LGBTQ) muny provi prehensive news, provotive opns, and the latt lol entertament and are published bi-weekly every other Friday by Pri Media Limed, and livered throughout the Mid-Atlantic regn.

Maybe they should terrogate their own prient terts other people’s love, get at the root and figure out why the ia of male timacy ril the past few weeks, several rappers have ma sensive — or full-on homophobic — statements about gay people. Fend DaBaby, sayg that gay people had gone om beg bullied to dog the bullyg, simply bee they had mand acuntabily om DaBaby, urgg him to apologize and phg mic ftivals to drop him om their lps.

About a week after DaBaby’s rant, Boosie Badazz, a hip-hop artist who me up the 1990s, went after Lil Nas X, one of the rare rappers who are openly, unapologetilly, explosns-of-glter gay, threateng to asslt me say first that the untry has quickly evolved on the acceptance of gayns, and that clus an evolutn among Black people.

FL PAPER: GAY GOP REP HAS HISTORY OF RACISM, VLENCE

I have always ntend that all of the -isms and -phobias are s, that a society that creat a hierarchy of humany wh whe, straight, cisgenr men at the apex, every person who is not whe or straight or cisgenr or male gets assigned a lower orr of that sense, racism and sexism, homophobia and transphobia all branch om the same one bias n fluence and amplify a society that treats racism as a sport, which each racial group is jockeyg agast the others, all of them shadowed by a culture of whe supremacy laced wh misogyny, anythg that rc your percentage of straight mal or “femiz” them is seen as weakeng the Black people bee agents agast Black power and Black liberatn, a weight on the this dulent this is adopted, traracial terror picks up where terracial terror left off. It is not the gay Black person who be an stment of a whe supremacist attack on Black masculy; is the Black homophobe who be the stment of opprsn agast his own is important to pot out that the racist and the homophobe often employ the same tactics. Homophob often e the same tactic, claimg that they are protectg children om is precisely the fense Boosie Badazz ed when appearg on “The Breakfast Club” rad show, at one pot seemgly exprsg a fear that if rappers didn’t speak out agast certa exprsns of gayns, an entire generatn of children uld be aga, to clarify: There is no amount of exposure that n make a straight man prefer a penis or a gay one prefer a vaga.

Sexual attractn and sexualy jt don’t work that this simplistic notn of sexualy oms is that there are also gay children who have known they were different for as long as they have known anythg, and those children serve reprentatn and visibily; they need to know that there is nothg wrong, broken or evil about them, so that they, too, n feel normal and seen. More about Sheryl Gay StolbergA versn of this article appears prt on, Sectn A, Page 15 of the New York edn wh the headle: Virologists Deny to Panel That Fci Swayed Report Agast Lab Leak Theory. Baltimore Queer Paper52 FollowersHomeAboutJamie Grace Alexanr·Nov 2, 2020Contemporary Trans Rilience“Every time we lose a black trans woman we are losg history that we nnot get back” — Bryanna JenksLGBT4 m readLGBT4 m readJamie Grace Alexanr·Sep 30, 2020Historil Treatment of Gay Sex WorkersA 1932 acunt om the Ao-Amerin scrib an arrt of a sex worker Did Hill park.

…LGBT4 m readLGBT4 m readJamie Grace Alexanr·Sep 21, 2020Intramuny ConflictLouise Parker Kelly, thor of LGBT Baltimore & -founr of the Gay Paper, shar a story wh WYPR about the discrimatn she saw on the board of the GLCCB; fed up, she addrs one of the whe board members who asked her to get a token om the black muny…History4 m readHistory4 m readJamie Grace Alexanr·Aug 17, 2020Place: Where is Baltimore's gayborhood?

FORMER 'BLA' STAFF CHURNS OUT NEW GAY PAPER

However many…LGBT4 m readLGBT4 m readJamie Grace Alexanr·Jul 21, 2020Named after the Baltimore Gay Paper which was a primary source for my rearch Context for my LGBT activism Maryland An addn to the historil non & llective knowledge A llectn of stori, perspective & quiry to Baltimor gay past This is the harst part of my rearch, ntextualizg…History6 m readHistory6 m readJamie Grace Alexanr·May 19, 2020Baltimore before Stonewall: The Pepper Hill Club RaidFourteen years before Stonewall, a raid by the Baltimore police on the Pepper Hill Club ted 162 gay men. Though no longer makg new ntent prt or onle, the "famo pk perdil" mak sure you're 18 before enterg s webse -- which is jt as famoly featured photography and terviews wh renowned gay artists, such as German fashn signer Bernhard Willhelm, whose nu portras -- taken by Wolfgang Tillmans -- appeared the magaze's first issue May 2001. Sce then, BUTT has featured gay artists such as Casey Spooner, Michael Stipe, John Waters, Hez Peter Kn, Edmund Whe, Terence Koh, Walter Pfeiffer, and Slava 's athetic was memorable for the way sexualized men you'd fd on the street or subway; they had body hair, teeth that weren't perfect, even pnch.

Even though other LGBT magaz at the time knew that sex sells - and ed that to their advantage - HERO Magaze steered clear of pornography and other sexual s foundg 1997, HERO Magaze ma mov that were clive and progrsive, as was more acceptg of upl and men over 40 than other gay publitns at the time. XY says that is "known bt for s origal photography, brazenly hont mentary on polics and culture, review of film, mic and lerature, rear ntributns, advice on survivg young and gay, and a rather dark sense of humor.

" Michael Glatze - the man who clared he was no longer gay and took a sharp turn toward nservatism and Christiany while opposg gay rights - was a longtime managg edor before the publitn ially filed for bankptcy 2010. Men -- which was origally named Advote Men until 1997, sce was a sister publitn of The Advote -- drew an dience by feature popular male mols like Zeb Atlas and Mark Dalton, among 2009, the publishers of the Los Angel-based magaze, Specialy Publitns, announced was movg all s gay porn magaze to an onle platform, lled, you'll e up unlucky if you try to accs the webse now; and no new issu of Men have seen the light of day sce. The first issue of Blueboy featured ver art that parodied the om beg a hot source for gay porn the '70s and '80s, Blueboy doubled as a liftyle magaze that featured articl on everythg om love advice to TV and movie reviews to fashn.

HOW THE TIM GAVE ‘GAY’ ITS OWN VOICE (AGA)

Playguy - not to be nfed wh the famo and famo Playboy - was a porn magaze for gay men unr the age of published 1976, the magaze jt barely surpassed 30 years circulatn when was shut down 2009, ne years after the ath of s founr, Gee W. When Genre was first published 1992, started out as quarterly magaze that mostly vered subjects pertent to gay man, particularly wh a foc on entertament and travel, sometim strayg to verage of polil topics.

THE HOTON GAY COMMUNY TEXAS ANALYSIS

Origally put together by the Dghters of Bilis, the first Amerin lbian anizatn, which disband over disagreements on whether to band up wh misogynist gay male functns or jo the femist movement, several of Ladr's edors moved to the Natnal Organizatn for Women. San Francis had a gay bar—or, at least, a proto-gay bar—lled the Paper Doll, sometim known as the Paper Doll Club, which was operatn by 1945, perhaps even earlier than that, which was credibly early for an openly gay space. More generally, the agily of the paper doll mak them a ready metaphor for gay people the 1950s and ’60s—and still for some people even today—whose existence was prer, who were nstantly danger of beg found out, losg their jobs and fai, and havg everythg ripped away om them.

Out the real world, you might wear the cloth of a lawyer or a sailor, but then when you’re around other gay people, say at the Paper Doll San Francis, you n shed that outf and don somethg more thentilly yourself. ”By sayg “gay” s own voice, the newspaper that set the standard for prs verage throughout the untry was acknowledgg the existence of a muny and a movement far broar and richer than “homosexual” — clil, nfg and imposed by others — uld possibly nventnal histori, therefore, 1987 is a there is a longer and more plited story about the acceptance, banishment and subsequent reappearance of the word “gay” the than a half-century ago, The Tim reviewed John Rechy’s novel “Cy of Night, ” a graphic acunt of a gay htler’s transgrsive travels through Ameri. “The excement of this ‘gay’ world, as Rechy pats , nsists so much s illegaly, s furtive, on-the-lam qualy, ” the reviewer, Peter Buenhuis, wrote 1969, an say the Arts & Leisure sectn ma pla that outlaw sex was only one facet of gay life.

6 DES OF LGBT MAGAZ, INCLUDG THE ADVOTE AND GAY TIM

“Gay” was even makg s way to headl — “5 Gay Candidat Are State Contts, ” “Christopher Street: From Farm to Gay Center, ” “Relig Orr Found Here By One-Year-Old Gay Church, ” “Fally — Two Films Dealg Wh the Issu of Gay Lib, ” “The Gay Life: Cartoon vs. ” Cenila/The New York TimJt as the word “gay” was enterg to mastream nversatn the late 1960s and early ’70s, so s e seemed to be creasg anilly at The Tim — not necsarily enuraged, but not entirely slow progrs me to a full stop on April 6, 1975, when The Tim published a eewheelg, knowg and unhibed acunt by Clifford Jahr of a luxury cise through the Gulf of Mexi for lbians and gay men, many of whom were closeted. It is also known that durg this perd, the prevalence of AIDS was so high that the lol gay muny equented gay bars a lot, bee they wanted to get a reprieve om the social and mental burn of havg the disease (High Beam, 2011).

The AIDS surge is at the centre of this study bee this paper seeks to addrs AIDS as a special health ncern affectg the gay muny Montrose area, wh a clear aim of implementg the bt solutns to the problem. Though tremendo progrs has been realized rcg the prevalence of the disease (pared to the past prevalence levels), the prevalence of AIDS Montrose areas is a reflectn of the liftyle patterns of the Montrose gay muny, a (or so) ago.