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Still homophobic

January 30, 2020 Kimberly Goldsworthy Audio Stories, Kicker Radio 0

Painting rainbow crosswalks around the city didn’t put an end to homophobia and transphobia.

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A symbol of pride in the home of a victim of homophobia.

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St. John’s hosts the East Coast Music Awards

February 14, 2020 Chad Feehan Arts, Audio Stories, Kicker Radio 0

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Ross Hamilton is pictured in stage makeup in 1939. He is wearing dark lipstick and thin, drawn on eyebrows. One dangly diamond earring can be seen, and he is wearing a puffy, black lace dress. The photo is in black and white.

Report shows gay soldiers were persecuted during First World War

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Court martial documents reveal charges of ‘gross indecency’ levelled against gay soldiers.

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