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Contents:
- THE 13 GAYT MIC VIOS OF THE '80S
- MEET THE GAY MAN BEHD THE BLUE SHIRT GUY VIRAL DANC
- HOW A GROUP OF GAY MALE BALLET DANCERS IS RETHKG MASCULY
- ‘AND THEN WE DANCED’ REVIEW: ONE OF THE BT GAY FILMS IN THIS YEAR’S OSR RACE COM FROM SWEN
THE 13 GAYT MIC VIOS OF THE '80S
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MEET THE GAY MAN BEHD THE BLUE SHIRT GUY VIRAL DANC
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HOW A GROUP OF GAY MALE BALLET DANCERS IS RETHKG MASCULY
BRONSKI BEAT - “SMALLTOWN BOY” (1984)This ‘80s dance h and s explicly queer vio about a smalltown gay boy the big cy broke new ground for LGBTQ+ visibily—and reached the top of the charts the procs. MARC ALMOND - “RUBY RED” (1987)Few ‘80s pop stars were more -your-face about their sexualy than Soft Cell ontman Marc Almond, and this kky Kenh Anger-spired visual is as gay as B-52s - “LOVE SHACK” (1989)As if The B-52’s John Waters-spired athetic and out-and-proud ontman Fred Schneir weren’t gay enough for you, this mpy vid for their late-’80s h featur a pre-fame meo by the one and only RuPl. - “CLUB TROPICANA” (1983)It would be another 15 years before he formally me out, but if Gee Michael a whe speedo vampg to this breezy 1983 bop don’t set off your gaydar…nothg will.
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‘AND THEN WE DANCED’ REVIEW: ONE OF THE BT GAY FILMS IN THIS YEAR’S OSR RACE COM FROM SWEN
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