The 5 Genders of the Bugis
>The Bugis are the most numerous of the three major linguistic and ethnic groups of South Sulawesi, the southwestern province of Sulawesi, Indonesia’s third largest… Read More »The 5 Genders of the Bugis
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Turing Relatives Recall ‘Uncle Alan’
>The growing petition (now nearing 30000 signatures) aimed at securing a posthumous apology for computing pioneer and code-breaker Alan Turing is gaining media coverage. On… Read More »Turing Relatives Recall ‘Uncle Alan’
JFK and His Gay Best Friend of 30 Years
>John F. Kennedy is one of the most studied and written-about presidents of the 20th century. Aside from the remaining mysteries surrounding his assassination, there… Read More »JFK and His Gay Best Friend of 30 Years
Gay Humanists Welcome Support for Alan Turing Campaign
>The gay Humanist charity the Pink Triangle Trust (PTT) has warmly welcomed the decision of Richard Dawkins to back the campaign to win an official… Read More »Gay Humanists Welcome Support for Alan Turing Campaign
Evelyn Waugh ‘Had Gay Affairs at Oxford’
>A new biography of author Evelyn Waugh claims he had three gay relationships while studying at Oxford in the 1920s. Waugh, whose most famous works… Read More »Evelyn Waugh ‘Had Gay Affairs at Oxford’
Hope for LGB People in Zimbabwe
>The Guardian today reports that lesbian, gay and bisexual Zimbabweans are hoping for the kind of changes that South Africans enjoy. Following years of oppression… Read More »Hope for LGB People in Zimbabwe
19 Years of LGBT Video History Preserved
>Thousands of hours of video news and features on the LGBT and AIDS movements produced by Lou Maletta for his Gay Cable Network (GCN) over… Read More »19 Years of LGBT Video History Preserved
Soldier Magazine Celebrates 10 Years of LGBT Soldiers
>With a picture of openly gay service member Tpr James Wharton on its cover, the British Army’s magazine, Soldier, celebrates ten years since being gay… Read More »Soldier Magazine Celebrates 10 Years of LGBT Soldiers
Surrey Investigates Its Gay History
>Surrey county council has started an investigation into the county’s gay history after the charity Gay Surrey donated its archives to the Surrey Historical Centre.… Read More »Surrey Investigates Its Gay History
Anthony Blunt’s Memoir Goes Public
>25 years after the death of the former Cambridge professor and renowned art historian who was unmasked publicly as a spy by former prime minister… Read More »Anthony Blunt’s Memoir Goes Public