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Contents:
- A GAY MAN'S STORY SNAPSHOTS
- WORKG OUT: REFLECTNS OF GAY TRA UNN ACTIVISM THE 1970S UK
- GAY MOSW MOSW CY GUI
- GAY MOSW · CY GUI
A GAY MAN'S STORY SNAPSHOTS
Picture this. Me. May 1976. Buxton, England's Peak District. At the Annual Conference for NATFHE – the unn for teachers lleg England and Wal. I'm standg centre stage at the podium speakg to about one thoand fellow legat, mostly male lecturers ti. I utter the words "gay", "lbian" and "homosexual" for… * gay trade union *
Through all, the muny has stood strong, and even when faced wh nstant attacks by a homophobic, transphobic right-wg ernment, LGBTQIA people the U. Marie Equi went toe-to-toe wh the boss to fight for their fellow Rose Schneirman — who famoly ed the slogan “The worker mt have bread, but she mt have ros, too” — was hired as the Natnal Women’s Tra Unn League’s (WTUL) first full-time, workg-class Jewish anizer, her salary was paid by a donatn om a wealthy, anonymo Jewish Mare Cooks and Stewards Unn (MCSU), notable for s acceptance of both Black and gay members durg a time when many unns were far ls welg to eher group, elected Stephen Blair, who was openly gay, to the posn of vice print the 1930s.
WORKG OUT: REFLECTNS OF GAY TRA UNN ACTIVISM THE 1970S UK
An terview wh Atralian gay labor activist Ken Davis, an anizer of Workers Out! World Conference of LGBT Tra Unnists, Sydney, Atralia, October 2002. From The Gully. * gay trade union *
Blair’s partner, Frank McCormick, helped anize San Francis’s 1934 dockworkers’ strike alongsi Harry Hay, a Communist and gay rights activist who, wh fellow gay activist Morris Kight, found the Mattache MCSU — which flew a banner proclaimg “Race-bag, Red-bag, and Queer-Bag is Anti-Unn” s unn hall — won the first workplace protectns for gay people U.
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So beg gay was not a reason for beg fired, " queer labor historian Allan Bebe ‘70s were pivotal solidifyg the relatnship between the LGBTQ muny and the labor movement.
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Lol anizers like Howard Wallace, an openly gay tck driver, worked wh Teamsters learship and lol distributn centers to ensure the boytt’s succs. Followg the mpaign, Milk ed his fluence to enurage the Teamsters to hire openly gay tck drivers as well as to feat the Briggs Amendment, a California state ballot measure that would have banned gay and lbian teachers om employment.
“The gay bartenrs marched out wh the bottl of beer and dumped them the sewers, ” remembers Nancy Wohlforth, the now-retired secretary-treasurer of the Office and Profsnal Employe and -founr of Pri At Work, the AFL-CIO’s nstuency group for LGBTQ people. “In 1979, the AFL-CIO openly exprsed s support for gay rights by llg for feral legislatn banng workplace discrimatn based on sexual orientatn.