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365gay LGBT History Video Library
365gay.com presents a video course on the people and events that make up LGBT history through this unique collection of bios,
documentaries, films, interviews, and coverage of major events.
365Gay News Special: Harvey Milk 365Gay News anchor Ross Palombo guides you through the story behind Milk, chronicling Harvey Milk's life and legacy,
and interviewing the film's stars.
Harvey Milk, A Hero for All Americans Harvey Milk's platform was one of hope -- a legacy that resonates today. Before his untimely death in 1978, he had become
a hero for all Americans. Logo looks at the new Gus Van Sant biopic MILK.
Pre-19th Century From conquerors to sculptors, pirates to painters, history has seen great accomplishments from these pre-19th century LGBT
icons.
The 19th Century Find out about LGBT icons of the 1800s, including two famous gay authors, a group of lesbian lumberjacks and a female war
hero.
1900-1920s Think the only good thing that came out of this time was jazz? Think again. Check out some of the earliest LGBT pioneers,
including everyone's favorite, Gertie Stein!
1920s: The Harlem Renaissance When a young gay boy in modern-day NYC meets an aging poet who was involved in the Harlem Renaissance, he suddenly finds himself
transported back in time and cavorting with the likes of Langston Hughes. Stream all of "Brother to Brother"!
1930s-1940s A Hollywood leading man, a computing genius, a composer and a playwright: Icons of the 30s and 40s
1940s: Provincetown Provincetown, MA, founded in the early 18th century, didn't start developing into a gay resort until the 1940s when an influx
of eclectic artists took up residence. Explore the rich history of this gay mecca with Ptown Diaries.
1950s Hollywood hit men! Protests at the White House! West Side Story! Who said the picture-perfect 1950s were boring?
1950s: Bayard Rustin Follow the life of Bayard Rustin, a civil rights activist who worked alongside Martin Luther King, Jr. and organized the 1963
March on Washington.
1960s In an era of political turmoil and rising counter-cultures, LGBT icons like Andy Warhol and Susan Sontag took center stage!
1970s The revolution is under way! These legendary LGBT icons of the 70s upset the status quo and paved the way for future gay rights.
1970s: Athletes A look at the trailblazing gay athletes of the 70s.
1970s: Arts and Entertainment Annie Leibovitz becomes chief photographer at Rolling Stone. John Waters' midnight movie masterpiece, Pink Flamingos, is released.
Robert Mapplethorpe shoots his first nude photographs. America would never be the same.
1970s: Harvey Milk Harvey Milk was the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California and became a martyr for gay rights paving
the way for activists for years to come.
1980s Basquiat, AIDS activists, Keith Haring, Torch Song Trilogy: It's the 80s! Watch videos of LGBT icons from the decade of new
wave and shoulder pads.
1980s: Pop Culture Keith Haring, Torch Song Trilogy, and The Color Purple: It's the 80s! Watch videos of LGBT icons from the decade of
new wave and shoulder pads.
1980s: Queen Flamboyant and fabulous: Queen in concert.
1980s: The Roxy Watch this documentary about the legendary NYC "superclub"
1980s: GLAAD A look at GLAAD's journey from a small New York apartment to a major force in the media world.
1990s Who doesn't love the 90s? While most of us were busy matching our slap bracelets to our parachute pants, these LGBT icons
were out there making a difference for our community!
1990s: Pop Culture "Yep, I'm Gay". What better way to sum up 90s pop culture? Two of our favorite ladies, Rosie O'Donnell & Ellen DeGeneres,
came out. Rufus Wainwright first serenaded us. Tony Kushner premiered "Angels in America". Check out more 90s gayness!
1990s: John Amaechi John Amaechi, a retired professional basketball player, became the first athlete associated with the NBA to come out.
1990s: Sheryl Swoopes She can sink a three-pointer and melt your heart at the same time. Watch videos of out & proud basketball star - the first
player signed in the WNBA! - Sheryl Swoopes here.
1990s: Melissa Etheridge Melissa Etheridge is not only a Grammy Award-winning and Academy Award-winning lesbian rock musician, she is also a gay rights
activist, an environmentalist, and a breast cancer survivor.
1990s: Calpernia Addams After the brutal murder of a military man she was dating, Calpernia Addams became an internationally recognized advocate for
transgender rights while continuing to perform as an entertainer.
1990s: Barney Frank Barney Frank is the first member of the U.S. House of Representatives to come out as gay. Known for his wit and energy, he
continues to fight for LGBT rights and build bridges to pass legislation.
2000s From openly gay politicians and religious leaders to everyday heroes, these LGBT icons are some of the first to break boundaries
in the new millennium.
2000s: Visible Vote '08 Presidential Forum Logo and the Human Rights Campaign Foundation presented this historic televised forum focusing exclusively on the leading
2008 Democratic presidential candidates' positions on LGBT issues.
2000s: The L Word This groundbreaking series was the first of its kind to hit national airwaves, a hit drama about the daily lives of a group
of lesbian, bisexual, and transgender women.
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