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Contents:

• 340.263 FOTOS STOCK E IMáGEN ALTA ROLUCIóN  GAY
• FOTOS DE HOMBR GAY - IMáGEN STOCK
• 340.263 FOTOS STOCK E IMáGEN ALTA ROLUCIóN  GAY
• IMáGEN LIBR REGALíAS BANRA GAY
• FOTOS DE HOMBR GAY - IMáGEN STOCK
• GAY HOMBR MADUROS - IMáGEN STOCK
• MY LIFE AS A GAY CONGRSMAN
• BARNEY GAY
• BARNEY FRANK'S JOURNEY FROM CLOSETED TO AN OPENLY GAY MEMBER OF CONGRS

340.263 FOTOS STOCK E IMáGEN ALTA ROLUCIóN  GAY

En 2006 hizo públi su ndición homosexual y pronto prentó en sociedad al que su nov s hace ya seis años: el chef y actor David Burtka. NEWS > ¡Disney hace historia mostrando su primer bo gay! In 1987, Congrsman Barney Frank, a Democrat om Massachetts, ma history when he told the Boston Globe, “If you ask the direct qutn: ‘Are you gay?

S Hoe of Reprentativ, Frank advoted for numero bills that promoted gay rights, and was the leadg -sponsor on other key legislatn cludg 2010’s Dodd-Frank Act, which overhled fancial regulatn the wake of the 2008 fancial crisis. I said, ‘Yeah, I’d like to get volved polics, but I uld probably never get elected bee I’m gay. ’ I knew I was gay om 13.

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To be gay [was at the time] to be very unpopular. Everybody who ran for the legislature was asked by the gay and lbian groups, ‘Would you support a gay rights bill, repealg the law agast sodomy and preventg job discrimatn?

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[I cid then] that while I would not e out publicly, but I would be very supportive of gay rights. And to the then-lear of the gay rights movement Ameri, a guy name Steve Enan. He said, ‘Here’s the problem—I’m tryg to get people to sponsor gay rights bills all the legislatur, and I’ve been braggg about how many straight people I have supportg the bills.

Every year I fd out another one is gay.

In 1987, you beme the first Congrsman to choose to publicly e out as gay. Before I me out, was not a great secret that I was gay.

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Unrstandably, gay people who knew I was gog to e out were very enthed. ’ They were aaid that if I me out, my fluence would be dimished every area but gay rights. And advanced my advocy of gay rights.

It’s one thg for me as a ‘straight person’ to ask my lleagu to vote for gay rights when they’d say was polilly difficult. You uld not be an [openly gay] immigrant to Ameri. I was a participant Congrs on gettg rid of laws on the books that discrimated agast gay people.

From the begng of what was lled [the gay rights movement], until well to the ‘90s, there wasn’t much [mastream] nversatn about trans people. More gay and lbian people ially me out than did transgenr people.

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I thk we are now, regards to transgenr people, where we were wh regard to gay and lbian people maybe 20 years ago.

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Though I was a third term Democratic ngrsman om Massachetts, I had lived too long wh the burn of “the gay thg” to treat g out as a polil matter alone.

I’d felt shame as I watched younger gay men and lbians nont the bigots openly wh a urage that I lacked. They remaed mted to the “le” that proment people should not be outed unls they had been enmhed a gay-related sndal, but they were unrstandably eager to break the story.

I nsistently said no—I didn’t ny I was gay but voked their own nondisclosure prciple. His primary ncern was outlawg abortn, but he had followed the nservative movement’s anti-gay le as well.

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His nial of his homosexualy was universally—and accurately—disbelieved, and he was feated for reelectn that year. In his memoir scribg his own gay life, he ced my attendance at a gay pri rally the pany of a iend whom he accurately assumed was a romantic attachment.

No one readg uld miss the clear import: I was a gay man who enjoyed a media silence that he had been nied. “Tip, ” I said, “Bob Bman has jt wrten a book that says I’m gay. When I had asked gay rights activist Steve Enan to take me to a gay bar 1980, durg Congrs’s lame-duck ssn, he was chastised by a senr gay polil lear for threateng my ver, thereby endangerg an important LGBT polil asset.

I then explaed that I did not tend to announce anythg, but that I would answer hontly if a reporter asked if I was gay. If beg gay was no big al, people would reasonably ask why I announced .

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Askg if I were gay—even wh my permissn—would break the no-outg le and require them to expla why I was a one-time exceptn. Office, turned on her tape rerr, and asked me, “Are you gay?

Robson had two reasons for beg so proprietary: It was his journalistic terrory, and he was himself a closeted gay man whom I had met at social functns D. (Inappropriately, the Globe later assigned him to the “society” beat, where he often mented om his closet a snarky way about other gay people. It started badly when an olr, nservative Democrat nonted me, plag that I had lied to him when he’d asked if I was gay durg my mpaign.

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Alan Simpson of Wyomg, the Republin senator who supported my efforts to remove the anti-gay immigratn le, lled to apologize.

The right-wg Washgton Tim, owned by the Reverend Sun Myung Moon, enthiastilly add gay bashg to s regular nunciatns of me— which I took nsirable pri—but they were a mor exceptn. The headle across the top of the page read “Public Man, Private Life: Why a Congrsman Told of His Homosexualy.

” And the article scribed my “homosexual acquatanc” and my support for “homosexual rights. ” By then, “gay” was the adjective general e.