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Photo by Alan J. Canterbury. Reprinted by permission of San Francisco Public Library.

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Glide clergy like Rev. Cecil Williams and Rev. Ted McIlvenna combined with a few homosexual leaders to organize the Council on Religion and the Homosexual in 1964. This organization legitimized the effort to build gay community life under the…

GLHS 1998 Dinner Program 1-2.pdf
From private papers of Paul Gabriel.

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(left to right): Herb Donaldson, Lewis Durham, Nancy May, Cecil Williams, Robert Cromey, Fred Bird, Chuck Lewis and Ted McIlvenna. From private papers of Paul Gabriel.

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(left to right): Paul Gabriel (GLHS), Lloyd Wake, Don Kuhn, Clifford Crummey, Ed Hansen and John Moore. From private papers of Paul Gabriel.

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Solomon leads another demonstration to City Hall requesting a meeting with the mayor.

The Advocate, January 24, 1971 - Gay Group Pickets (crop).jpg
Baton Rouge newspaper prints photo and quotes David Solomon and Lynn Miller in article about demonstration.

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Glenn Richard “Dick” Green, 32, Navy Veteran and MCC member. Partner of Michael Scarborough who survived the fire with serious injuries.

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Who is GLAD? Why, you are, of course! GLAD is nothing more, and nothing less!, than a group of members of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) who are called to join in God’s work of transforming the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) into…

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This is a brochure of GALA in the GFM Archive

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Photo 1: Audience gathers in theater before show. Persons identified: Bill Larson (back row seated, 2nd from right); Ricky "Mother" Cross (back row, 4th from right); Francis Dufrene (across from Bill Larson); Reggie Adams (to left of Dufrene);…

Gerald Hoyt Gordon, 37, from Cornersville, Tennessee, Air Force veteran and shipping clerk.

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Carver may have been spiritually asexual, preferring celibacy to his desire for sexual expression which he may have seen as a distraction from his intimacy with God. Removing his penis might be how he curbed his desire.

He intimated as much in his…

Quoting Carver from the book, The Man Who Talks with the Flowers: The Life Story of Dr. George Washington Carver by Glenn Clark, Rutt relates the following:

“All my life I have risen regularly at four o’clock and have gone into the woods and…
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