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• CALIFORNIA STILL HAS AN ANTI-GAY MARRIAGE LAW ON THE BOOKS. VOTERS ULD REMOVE NEXT YEAR
• GAY AND LBIAN ADVOT AND DEFENRS RERDS

CALIFORNIA STILL HAS AN ANTI-GAY MARRIAGE LAW ON THE BOOKS. VOTERS ULD REMOVE NEXT YEAR

GLAAD, formerly Gay and Lbian Alliance Agast Defamatn, anizatn created 1985 that is voted to unterg discrimatn agast lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and queer (LGBTQ) dividuals the media and promotg unrstandg, acceptance, and equaly. The anizatn that later would be named GLAAD was formed November of that year when members of the cy’s gay and lbian muny met to discs their dissatisfactn wh the suatn— particular, the portrayal of AIDS the New York Post—and the need to take a stand agast the famatory and sensatnalistic media verage. They ially anized unr the name the Gay and Lbian Anti-Defamatn League but changed 1986 to the Gay and Lbian Alliance Agast Defamatn (GLAAD) after pyright issu were raised wh the origal name.

Issu that have drawn signifint GLAAD attentn clu the media’s portrayal of the gay marriage movement, hate-motivated crim, antigay advocy, the hate lyrics found the songs of some mil artists, dulent advertisg found ads om the “ex-gay” movement, and the bullyg of LGBTQ group prents annual media awards at ceremoni generally held New York Cy, Los Angel, and San Francis. The first GLAAD awards were prented 2013 the anizatn chose to disntue the e of “Gay and Lbian Alliance Agast Defamatn” and elected to stead e s longtime acronym, GLAAD, as s official name. 1960–90’, she is currently workg on a number of publitns on gay and lbian muni East Germany.

GAY AND LBIAN ADVOT AND DEFENRS RERDS

Josie McLellan, Glad to be Gay Behd the Wall: Gay and Lbian Activism 1970s East Germany, History Workshop Journal, Volume 74, Issue 1, Autumn 2012, Pag 105–130,. The HIB (Homosexuelle Intersengemeschaft Berl, or Homosexual Intert Group Berl), a gay and lbian rights group, was active East Berl the 1970s. The HIB’s roots lay not only the 1968 crimalizatn of homosexualy the East, but also the after-effects of the Wtern ‘1968’, not least the burgeong gay liberatn movement.

The HIB’s founrs not only had accs to Wtern gay media and films, but also met activists such as Peter Tatchell, who travelled to the GDR 1973. Glad to be Gay Behd the Wall: Gay and Lbian Activism 1970s East Germany - 24 Hours accs.

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