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Caster Semenya speaks out against new gender rules at the Olympics

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The South African athlete said it was disappointing that IOC President Kristy Coventry had taken the pathway to blocking participation.
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On This Gay Day | Gilbert Baker, designer of the Pride flag, died

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The flag he designed in 1976 has become an international symbol for LGBTIOQA+ communities.
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Liberal candidate who was set to replace Moira Deeming withdraws

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Dinesh Gourisetty pulls out after it was revealed he wrote a character reference for a now convicted pedophile.
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On This Gay Day: The word 'lesbian' was said in a film for the first time

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The word lesbian was used in a mainstream film for the first time In 1966 the social satire film The Group tackled many topics including...
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On This Gay Day: Bob Brown was elected to federal parliament

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Bob Brown became the first openly gay politician in Australia's federal parliament Australian went to the polls on 2nd March 1996 bringing an end to...
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On This Gay Day: In 2012 local activist Isabelle Lake passed away

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Remembering Isabelle Lake Isabelle Lake is remembered for her passionate advocacy for the rights of transgender people in Western Australia. Following her death at the...
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On This Gay Day: Willow and Tara kissed on 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'

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Willow and Tara kissed on 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'  A lesbian or bisexual relationship on mainstream television may be fairly common place today, but it's...
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On This Gay Day: Playwright Christopher Marlowe was born in 1564

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Was Christopher Marlowe gay?  Christopher Marlowe was an English poet and playwright born in Canterbury in 1564. He is widely considered to be one of...
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On This Gay Day: In 1983 playwright and author Tennessee Williams died

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Tennessee Williams is remembered as one of the most important playwrights of the 20th century  Tennessee Williams was a prolific American playwright and author, best...
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On This Gay Day: 'That's What Friends Are For' wins Grammy award

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'That's What Friends Are For' wins Grammy award for Song of the Year On this day in 1986 the song That's What Friends Are For won the...
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On This Gay Day: Queer as Folk made its debut on British television

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In 1999 the original British version of Queer as Folk aired for the first time causing controversy in its wake. The landmark series shocked some audiences when...
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Caster Semenya speaks out against new gender rules at the Olympics

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The South African athlete said it was disappointing that IOC President Kristy Coventry had taken the pathway to blocking participation.
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The flag he designed in 1976 has become an international symbol for LGBTIOQA+ communities.
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Liberal candidate who was set to replace Moira Deeming withdraws

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Dinesh Gourisetty pulls out after it was revealed he wrote a character reference for a now convicted pedophile.
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