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Contents:
- THERE GO THE GAYBORHOOD
- NEW YORK’S GAY PRI PARA ALL S GLORY
- PRI SAID GAY COPS AREN’T WELE. THEN CAME THE BACKLASH.
- GAY PRI 2017
THERE GO THE GAYBORHOOD
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NEW YORK’S GAY PRI PARA ALL S GLORY
* new york gay pride 2017 *
AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTPri Friedman for The New York TimJune 21, 2017SAN FRANCISCO — The artist John Criscello of Seattle first beme angry a few years ago about the chang his beloved neighborhood, Capol Hill, historilly the cy’s enclave for gay men and lbians.
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PRI SAID GAY COPS AREN’T WELE. THEN CAME THE BACKLASH.
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“The ncentratn of young gay men and lbians urban centers altered their cultural imagatn, ” Mr. “Bars that tered to them opened larger numbers, and, over time, the first formal gay neighborhoods, or gayborhoods as we now ll them, emerged. It was a phenomenon lled the Great Gay Migratn, a phrase ed by the anthropologist Kath Jon, the longtime gay civil rights activist and creator of the AIDS quilt, was part of this diaspora, movg to San Francis om Arizona 1973.
GAY PRI 2017
He found relative safety, acceptance and a diversy that had been fed by Ameri’s open enmy toward gay men and lbians. ”The ial gayborhoods offered the first opportuni for many to teract openly wh people of the same sexual orientatn.
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