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Senegal’s President signs tough new laws against homosexuality

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The new legislation double the prison time for people suspected of being homosexual.
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World’s largest trans flag unveiled in Brisbane

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The Trans Day of Visibility display called for action against the Queensland government's ban on gender affirming healthcare practices.
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Marcia Hines, Missy Higgins and the sound of a crosswalk preserved in national archive

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Marcia Hines hit 'You' is being added to the national sound registry. See what else is being captured.
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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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On This Gay Day: Iconic artist Andy Warhol died in 1987

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Artist Andy Warhol died in 1987  Andy Warhol was just 58 years old when he passed away unexpectantly on this day in 1987. In just...
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On This Gay Day: English-American poet W. H. Auden was born

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British-American poet W.H. Auden was born on this day in 1907, his work was noted for it's engagement with a wide range of topics...
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On This Gay Day: William Lygon, NSW's bisexual governor was born

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Lord Beauchamp was the 20th Governor of New South Wales, thirty years after he competed his term of service he was outed as a...
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On This Gay Day: WA MP claims lesbians bounce on each other

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"It is not normal for a woman to bounce around on another woman or for someone to put his penis up a 16-year-old boy’s...
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Senegal’s President signs tough new laws against homosexuality

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The new legislation double the prison time for people suspected of being homosexual.
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World’s largest trans flag unveiled in Brisbane

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Marcia Hines, Missy Higgins and the sound of a crosswalk preserved in national archive

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Marcia Hines hit 'You' is being added to the national sound registry. See what else is being captured.
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On This Gay Day | The Grim Reaper ad aired for the first time

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Australia’s infamous “Grim Reaper” campaign aired on television for...
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