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The passing of Charles Silverstein reminded me of an afternoon in 1975
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dallasvoice.comCharles Silverstein via Facebook Charles Silverstein, 87, died on Jan. 30. He was a writer, therapist and gay rights activist.
He was best known for a presentation he gave at the American Psychiatric Association meeting in 1973 that led to the removal of homosexuality as a mental illness.
His passing reminded me of an afternoon in 1975, maybe early 1976, when I met him. We met when I attended a POG meeting at a church in Greenwich Village with my college boyfriend, Jon.
POG stood for Parents of Gays, which later became Parents of Lesbians and Gays, which later became Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays with branches around the world.
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BenDeLaCreme and queer figures speak out against vicious anti-LGBTQ legislation
laws criminalizing drag are being instated and legislative hopefuls are calling to “eradicate” transgender people, it’s as crucial as ever for LGBTQ+ figures to speak up and speak out.While community mainstays like RuPaul are being critiqued for their inaction on the attacks against gender expression, many more queer figures are making their voices heard.RuPaul’s Drag Race All Star and entertainer BenDeLaCreme spoke to MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart on The Last Word on Monday night to discuss the legislative challenges facing the LGBTQ+ community.She also outlined how people can act as allies in the face of this discrimination:WATCH: In a Last Word exclusive, @BenDeLaCreme explains how you can be an ally to the LGBTQ community.See her full @MSNBC interview with @CapehartJ here: https://t.co/C4jtTg8oxn#LastWord pic.twitter.com/HGeDwOIEq8The kids are alright — but the political climate they’re being subjected to certainly isn’t.Many conservative attacks on trans people and drag performers at the moment are attempting to separate the nation’s youth from the LGBTQ+ community (a desperately losing battle in a country where an estimated 20% of Gen Z adults are queer, but alas).
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