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- JOURNALIST GRANT WAHL, WHO WAS DETAED FOR WEARG GAY PRI SHIRT AT THE WORLD CUP, DEAD AT 48
- "AM GAY...": MAN WH RABOW T-SHIRT DI DAYS AFTER DETENTN IN QATAR
- GAY JOURNALIST THOM SENZEE IS DEAD AT 54
- DEB PRICE, FIRST NATNALLY SYNDITED LUMNIST ON GAY LIFE, DI AT 62
- MICHAEL DENNENY, 80, DI; EDOR CREATED OUTLETS FOR GAY LERATURE
JOURNALIST GRANT WAHL, WHO WAS DETAED FOR WEARG GAY PRI SHIRT AT THE WORLD CUP, DEAD AT 48
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"AM GAY...": MAN WH RABOW T-SHIRT DI DAYS AFTER DETENTN IN QATAR
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GAY JOURNALIST THOM SENZEE IS DEAD AT 54
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DEB PRICE, FIRST NATNALLY SYNDITED LUMNIST ON GAY LIFE, DI AT 62
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MICHAEL DENNENY, 80, DI; EDOR CREATED OUTLETS FOR GAY LERATURE
In 1969, she and another activist, Nancy Tucker, spun off a newspaper of their own, The Gay Bla, which beme the Washgton Bla, the untry’s olst L.