Quilted Cleve & Climbing Ivy

December 1st is the 25th annual World AIDS Day, but several years before the first global observance, activists like AIDS Quilt founder Cleve Jones were sounding the alarm about the coming crisis. He described the era to This Way Out's Steve Pride.

There are happily more lesbians and gay men with us who bring a historical perspective to their present activism. Veteran lesbian-feminist agitator Ivy Bottini shares some lessons learned with This Way Out correspondent Abby Dees (produced with Steve Pride, the conclusion of a two-part interview).

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Ivy's League (pt. 1 of 2)

The legendary exploits of the now 86-year-old pioneering lesbian-feminist activist Ivy Bottini (the first of a two-part interview with Abby Dees).

And in NewsWrap: Nigeria and Uganda weigh heavy anti-gay laws, Uruguay and France argue marriage equality, Spain's top court nixes nuptial naysayers, U.S. Supreme Court delays Prop 8 and DOMA decisions, critics challenge lesbian moms book and gay penguins play, Danish birds don't duck dads' responsibilities, and more news reported by Tanya Kane-Parry and Christopher Gaal (produced by Steve Pride).

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