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Contents:

• GAY YEE HILL
• GAY-YEE WTERHOFF
• ON AMERI’S FIRST OPENLY GAY REPORTER AT A MAJOR NEWSPAPER
• GONE WT. INIC CAPTUR OF THE GOLN GATE’S GAY GOLN AGE. 3 QUEER ERAS. 1 CY. 50 YEARS OF ‘BAY AREA REPORTER’
• THREATS OVER GAY CRACKDOWN VERAGE FORCE RSIAN JOURNALIST TO HIDG
• GAY MOSW MOSW CY GUI
• RSIAN TV TAK US JOURNALIST OFF AIR FOR GAY-RIGHTS PROTT
• A GAY UPLE RAN A RAL RTRANT PEACE. THEN NEW NEIGHBORS ARRIVED.

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ON AMERI’S FIRST OPENLY GAY REPORTER AT A MAJOR NEWSPAPER

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Gay-Yee Wterhoff (born 14 June 1973, Hull, East Ridg of Yorkshire, England), is the Che-English cellist of the all female strg quartet, Bond. Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgenr and Queer televisn newssters have a proment profile many untri around the world.

GONE WT. INIC CAPTUR OF THE GOLN GATE’S GAY GOLN AGE. 3 QUEER ERAS. 1 CY. 50 YEARS OF ‘BAY AREA REPORTER’

Amerin Charl Perez of ABC News is one to particularly note - he published his book 'Confsns of a Gay News Anchorman' (2011) after his oral of beg fired om a posn Florida when he was intified as beg gay. For example, France, there is L'associatn s journalist LGBT, and Ameri there is the Natnal Lbian & Gay Journalists Associatn.

Frank BniColumnist, The New York Tim@FrankBniFormerly the chief rtrant cric for The New York Tim, Bni ma history 2011 by beg the Grey Lady's first out gay lumnist.

THREATS OVER GAY CRACKDOWN VERAGE FORCE RSIAN JOURNALIST TO HIDG

The Emerson College assistant profsor is also a producer of the upg film Michael, based on his Tim Magaze piece about his "ex-gay" iend. Kate FaganWrer, ESPN@KateFagan3ESPN ntributor and lumnist Kate Fagan wr about basketball (and genr and sexism and homophobia) om a place of knowledge and ep, personal appreciatn. Shilts, often hailed as one of the natn’s first openly gay reporters for a major daily newspaper, was not the first choice on the list.

As the edors at the San Francis Chronicle began to unrstand that they uld no longer ignore—or ny—that gay people were a major polil, enomic, and social force the muny, the stoic Chronicle took a bold step and sought out an openly gay reporter to ver gay-related stori the cy.

The Chronicle already had an unofficial “gay beat” via the work of cy-si reporter Ron Moswz, a wrer who moved over to journalism 1967 after workg as an ai to California ernor Edmund G. Moswz had begun quietly verg gay news as early as 1977 and wrote a noteworthy seri of articl 1979 about a policy of the US Immigratn and Naturalizatn Service that prohibed openly gay tourists om enterg the untry. As a rult, his tle as “the first openly gay reporter on a major daily newspaper” actually needs an asterisk.

GAY MOSW MOSW CY GUI

Edor Alan Mutter relled that some qutns of objectivy persisted for some, but he and other edors were nsistent their statements to the newspaper’s edorial staff (and to rears) that they saw no nflict of tert havg a gay man report on gay issu, cludg AIDS, a disease epimic primarily impactg gay men.

RSIAN TV TAK US JOURNALIST OFF AIR FOR GAY-RIGHTS PROTT

“Everybody went out of their way to be nice and supportive of me, and there had been somebody else the newsroom before me who was gay, so the edors and reporters were iendly, ” Shilts said. Origally assigned to ver general assignment stori, cludg some stori om the gay muny, as a new reporter Shilts took whatever an edor sent his way. “That was fe wh me, bee I didn’t want to ver jt gay stuff, even though that was part of what I wanted to do, ” he said.

Shilts “was the first reporter that I know of who uld see that this was not simply gog to be a gay disease. The story that would fe Shilts’s legacy as a journalist and thor me via overheard nversatns and discsns throughout the gay muny durg his very first days the Chronicle newsroom.

Rumors about a “gay ncer” or ser illns affectg the gay muny quickly reached Shilts, who was always tapped to the latt news the gay muny. Marc Conant, a lol rmatologist, was among the lol health profsnals soundg early alarms of a problem as he began to treat more gay men showg symptoms of a rare sk ncer, Kaposi’s sara.

A GAY UPLE RAN A RAL RTRANT PEACE. THEN NEW NEIGHBORS ARRIVED.

” He advised, “The Chronicle wants me to keep generally on top of gay muny issu” and ved Conant to share story ias wh him. The report dited that this sometim-fatal versn of pnmonia was showg up among gay men San Francis and other major ci, pecially Los Angel and New York. The report om the Centers for Disease Control and Preventn dited, “The fact that the patients were all homosexuals suggts a nnectn between some aspect of a homosexual liftyle or disease acquired through sexual ntact.