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    • From The Archives
      Last Refuge of a Rock Critic: A Bicentennial Search for Patriotism
      By Greil Marcus
    • NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES
      Rudy’s Ties to a Terror Sheikh
      By Wayne Barrett
    • PRIDE 2021
      Is Stonewall Inn’s Anheuser-Busch ‘Pour Out’ a Moment or a New Movement?
      By Frank Pizzoli
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    • From The Archives
      Last Refuge of a Rock Critic: A Bicentennial Search for Patriotism
      By Greil Marcus
    • ART 2021
      Beware Strategizing Painters Bearing Gifts
      By R.C. Baker
    • NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES
      Rudy’s Ties to a Terror Sheikh
      By Wayne Barrett
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    • Culture 2021
      Paul Fusco’s RFK Funeral Train is a Portrait of America
      By Shana Nys Dambrot
    • From The Archives
      Last Refuge of a Rock Critic: A Bicentennial Search for Patriotism
      By Greil Marcus
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      How Makeup, Murder and Dark History Turned Bailey Sarian into a Social Media Superstar
      By Lina Lecaro
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  • BOOKS ARCHIVES
    In Praise of Pulps
    “During the ’50s, when little or nothing honest about gay male and lesbian lives was available culturally, how could a truth teller grab a niche? Not through high culture”
    by Jeff Weinstein
    Originally published October 1, 1983
  • PRIDE ARCHIVES
    Gay Rights: Forget It
    “Once gay power was a joyous cry in this town. Then the thrust toward radicalism died. The stuffed-shirt gay politico appeared. Lethargy set in”
    by Arthur Bell
    Originally published December 11, 1978
  • PRIDE ARCHIVES
    The Year 2: Toward a Gay Community
    Coming out is a beginning. Marching to Sheep Meadow is a beginning. Dancing our way to liberation is a beginning. But only a part of it.
    by Arthur Bell
    Originally published July 1, 1971
  • PRIDE ARCHIVES
    A Happy Birthday for Gay Liberation
    “They swept up Sixth Avenue, from Sheridan Square to Central Park, astonishing everything in their way... My God, are those really homosexuals? Marching? Up Sixth Avenue?”
    by Jonathan Black
    Originally published July 2, 1970
  • PRIDE ARCHIVES
    Sylvester: Staying Alive
    “For almost 20 years, Sylvester has been an icon of San Francisco nightlife: outrageous, bold, proud. Today, he is a symbol of a totally different San Fran­cisco — a gay man struggling to stay alive”
    by Barry Walters
    Originally published November 8, 1988
  • THE FRONT ARCHIVES
    An Open Letter to Dr. Anthony Fauci
    “You care, I'm told (although I no longer believe it). I've even heard you called a saint... But saints have imaginations vivid enough to know how to spend $374 million in a dire emergency.”
    by Larry Kramer
    Originally published May 31, 1988
  • From The Archives
    Mike Umbers: Christopher’s Emperor
    "Mike's three big Christopher Street operations are Chris­topher's End, when it's open, the Studio Book Store, and Gay Dogs. Mike calls himself a gay catalyst and flesh peddler. He deals in boy-boy sex"
    by Arthur Bell
    Originally published July 22, 1971
  • PRIDE ARCHIVES
    A Case for ‘Cruising’
    “We homosexuals cannot improve our world for ourselves and for those who follow us — and improving it is a duty we should all feel — if we ban the exploration of our problems.”
    by John Rechy
    Originally published August 6, 1979
  • PRIDE ARCHIVES
    On ‘Cruising’: Why the Village Went Wild
    "It marks the first time a citizens' protest has been mounted against a film before it's in the can. And it has brought the gay community its most potent or­ganizing tool since the murder of Harvey Milk"
    by Richard Goldstein
    Originally published August 6, 1979
  • From The Archives
    Specimen Days: A Personal Essay
    Plus: 'A Diary of Living With AIDS' and 'Remembering Robert — Seven Writers Commemorate a Colleague and Friend'
    by Robert Massa
    April 28, 2020

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