"Gay News" As History & Tony Stars
The venerable 70s to 80s UK LGBT newspaper's then-Features Editor Keith Howes talks about his new YouTube series of archival gems with Sydney, Australia correspondent Barry McKay.
Acceptance speeches from Larry Kramer and Billy Porter light up the "gayest ever" 67th annual Tony Awards.
Plus: a pair of Rainbow Minutes find the spirit of Prides past.
And in NewsWrap: bigotry unanimous in Russia's Duma, murderous homophobes stalk French streets, Nepal LGBT group gets belated government approval, trickle of relief for partnered U.S. queer service members, Harry saves gay soldier from infantry, and more news reported by Wenzel Jones and Michelle-Marie Gilkeson (produced by Steve Pride).
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Acceptance speeches from Larry Kramer and Billy Porter light up the "gayest ever" 67th annual Tony Awards.
Plus: a pair of Rainbow Minutes find the spirit of Prides past.
And in NewsWrap: bigotry unanimous in Russia's Duma, murderous homophobes stalk French streets, Nepal LGBT group gets belated government approval, trickle of relief for partnered U.S. queer service members, Harry saves gay soldier from infantry, and more news reported by Wenzel Jones and Michelle-Marie Gilkeson (produced by Steve Pride).
To listen to the world's only syndicated weekly LGBT radio program, subscribe to our podcast at http://www.thiswayout.org ...
"Like" our Facebook Fan page ...
Support Keep This Way Out on the Air ...
And follow TWORadio on Twitter!
Labels: bisexual, France, gay, human rights, Keith Howes, Larry Kramer, lesbian, LGBT, nepal, Pride, Prince Harry, Russia, Tony Awards, transgender, transsexual, UK
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