In Gay Berl, Robert Beachy scrib the rise of a gay subculture the 1920s and '30s, how ntributed to our unrstandg of gay inty and how was eradited by the Nazis.
Contents:
- UNRSTANDG GAY COMMUNY SUBCULTUR: IMPLITNS FOR HIV PREVENTN
- 14 - GAY AND LBIAN SUBCULTUR OM STONEWALL TO ANGELS AMERI
- A HANDY GUI TO ALL GAY MEN
- BETWEEN WORLD WARS, GAY CULTURE FLOURISHED IN BERL
UNRSTANDG GAY COMMUNY SUBCULTUR: IMPLITNS FOR HIV PREVENTN
(The Geian Unrworld: Crimal Subcultur Eighteenth-Century England; Chapter 16) One of the most tertg subjects the history of sexualy is the sudn appearance, three hundred years ago, of a well anized gay subculture the * homosexual subculture *
(The Geian Unrworld: Crimal Subcultur Eighteenth-Century England; Chapter 16) One of the most tertg subjects the history of sexualy is the sudn appearance, three hundred years ago, of a well anized gay subculture the cy of London.
Even om the very begng of the century, sodom equented a work of gay pubs, where they socialized wh one another, sgg and dancg together, and otherwise behavg a disorrly fashn. More than a year after the explosive allegatns of sexual abe of mors and semarians by ex-Cardal Theodore McCarrick, one of the important unanswered qutns is exactly what kd of misnduct the disgraced former bishop mted at Seton Hall Universy’s two semari — and whether this misnduct was suated the ntext of an alleged long-standg homosexual subculture that uld still be place today.
But although that statement dit the review has been pleted and found that McCarrick had engaged historil “sexual harassment” of Seton Hall semarians, nspicuoly failed to discs the issue of homosexualy directly and whether a homosexual subculture had been found to still exist at Immaculate Conceptn Semary and St. And the statement do not disclose what chang, if any, are ntemplated to screeng procr for semary ndidat or the formatn of semarians to addrs the alleged homosexual subculture.
14 - GAY AND LBIAN SUBCULTUR OM STONEWALL TO ANGELS AMERI
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Prits om ordatn class that spanned 30 years, durg both the perd when McCarrick was the archbishop and subsequently while Archbishop John Myers served as archbishop of Newark om 2001 until his retirement November 2016, also told CNA there was an “active homosexual subculture of prits and semarians wh Newark’s Immaculate Conceptn Semary. Father Ramsey told the Register Augt 2018 about the culture durg his time at Immaculate Conceptn, explag that, his view, “the term ‘gay subculture’ is a strong term, though there were certaly gay semarians there.
” However, he noted the 2018 terview, after one “egreg, irreemable” cint of homosexual abe that he wnsed, he took the lead expellg the semarian who perpetrated the sexual abe. Father John Lavers, who led a 2012 semary vtigatn to Holy Apostl College and Semary Cromwell, Connecticut, that led to the removal of 13 semarians and revealed evince of a homosexual work across several U.
” However, while the one-page review update summarized s “key fdgs” regardg McCarrick’s actns, unreported sexual harassment and pliance wh Tle IX polici, ntaed no mentn of the allegatns of a homosexual subculture the semary.
A HANDY GUI TO ALL GAY MEN
The gay world is often reprented as some sort of monolhic whole that has the same culture. That is a lie. It is actually broken down to a handful of substrata to which each gay belongs. Here they are. * homosexual subculture *
And appeared to be reviewg the semari solely on the basis of Tle IX requirements, not on the addnal basis of whether Immaculate Conceptn has sought to ply wh Vatin directiv regardg the admissibily of homosexual ndidat to Catholic semari.
Asked by the Register whether the vtigatn was nducted acrdance wh the 2005 stctn om the Catholic Congregatn for Edutn — which stipulat that “the Church, while profoundly rpectg the persons qutn, nnot adm to the semary or to holy orrs those who practice homosexualy, prent ep-seated homosexual tennci or support the so-lled ‘gay culture’” — Lrie Pe, the director of media relatns at Seton Hall, cled to ment. Pe also advised Seton Hall would not ment on the allegatns of a “homosexual subculture, ” stead referrg the Register to the review update as providg “all the rmatn we have to share at this time.
The Archdce of Newark referred the Register’s quiri about the pennt review and the alleged homosexual subculture to Seton Hall Universy, which cled to ment further. He add that the review update released by the school “don’t really say anythg at all, ” and he is trated by the school’s failure to mentn the homosexual subculture he wnsed. And the prit spects that, right om the outset, universy officials and Cardal Tob had munited to vtigators that they shouldn’t probe eply to the issue of the existence of an entrenched and long-standg homosexual subculture at Seton Hall’s semari.
BETWEEN WORLD WARS, GAY CULTURE FLOURISHED IN BERL
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At the ncln of providg nearly three hours of ttimony to the Latham & Watks vtigators, he said one of the vtigators thanked him but then potedly mented, “You know, Father, this all n’t be about homophobia. The Register asked Maria Margtta, the director of munitns for the Archdce of Newark, if Cardal Tob, given his oversight role, uld ment further on the vtigatn or on steps the archdce is takg, asi om a Tle IX-based review, to addrs the allegatns of homosexual behavr the semary.
Reilly told the Register he had no ment when asked about the alleged homosexual subculture at the semary, his past work wh McCarrick and his thoughts on the pennt review the school had nducted. In rponse to recent sexual abe cris, the Bishop of Madison, Wisns, has said that the Catholic Church mt renew s nvictn to intify and reject s, and adm that a homosexual culture among some clerics has ed great harm the Church.
The bishop was particularly ndid his asssment of the e of those problems: "In the specific suatns at hand, we are talkg about viant sexual - almost exclively homosexual - acts by clerics. "There has been a great al of effort to keep separate acts which fall unr the tegory of now-culturally-acceptable acts of homosexualy om the publilly-plorable acts of pedophilia.