ZAKK WYLDE: 'BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Puts Gay Into Gayns'

Contents:

• OVERLOOKED NO MORE: JOBRIATH, OPENLY GAY GLAM ROCKER THE ’70S
• GAY GLAM COM TO HBO
• ZAKK WYLDE: 'BLACK LABEL SOCIETY PUTS GAY INTO GAYNS'
• INSI THE FASCATG HISTORY OF GLTER AND GAY CULTURE

OVERLOOKED NO MORE: JOBRIATH, OPENLY GAY GLAM ROCKER THE ’70S

In the 1920s and early ’30s, Prohibn’s end gave way to the “Pansy Craze”: baret drag performanc that brought gay nightlife to the mass and rried their athetics to mastream mil theater. In the mid-’30s, at the edge of the Great Deprsn, moral backlash—sometim disguised as enomic nservatism but ually explic s bigotry—shut down many of the clubs and formally crimalized gay sex at a sle that had never before been seen.

GAY GLAM COM TO HBO

Jazz n’t be imaged whout the ntributns of giants like Billy Strayhorn (of De Ellgton’s band), who was openly gay, and, later, Cecil Taylor, who found that three-letter word was too limg.

ZAKK WYLDE: 'BLACK LABEL SOCIETY PUTS GAY INTO GAYNS'

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INSI THE FASCATG HISTORY OF GLTER AND GAY CULTURE

Lang, the Indigo Girls), all the way to today, a moment that young pop star Hayley Kiyoko teasgly refers to as “#20gayteen.