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sweetlikethat: Censorship UNFF

sweetlikethat:

Censorship

UNFF

if you would like to write me

generalfactotom:

this is a shout out to my loved ones, or anyone who would like to write me.

i’m not sure of the address yet, but if you would like to send me letters (omg please do) don’t be shy, go to www.facebook.com/bartpierce and ask my dad the address.

i love all you guys so much.

Auf Wiedersehen!

brb in 3 months :)

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life: On what would have been Harvey Milk’s 82nd birthday, LIFE.com offers a series of photographs by Grey Villet chronicling the early days of the modern gay rights movement in America. Titled “Homosexuals in Revolt” and touted as “a major essay on America’s newest militants,” the piece elicited strong reactions from readers — many of whom, of course, were less than happy that their beloved LIFE would devote a dozen pages to people whom one letter writer characterized as “psychic cripples.” Other responses from peeved readers that were printed in the January 28, 1972, issue of LIFE included: From Telford, Penn. — There was plenty to lament in your year-end issue, but the thing that struck me as most sad was the fact that LIFE felt compelled to devote 11 pages to “Homosexuals in Revolt.” From Chicago — Essentially, it is absurd to accept as a mere “variant lifestyle” a practice which, if universal, would mean the end of the human race. And, from Glendale, California, the standard (as well as reductionist and selective) biblical critique — “You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination” (Leviticus 18:22). Read more about this essay here.

life:

On what would have been Harvey Milk’s 82nd birthday, LIFE.com offers a series of photographs by Grey Villet chronicling the early days of the modern gay rights movement in America.

Titled “Homosexuals in Revolt” and touted as “a major essay on America’s newest militants,” the piece elicited strong reactions from readers — many of whom, of course, were less than happy that their beloved LIFE would devote a dozen pages to people whom one letter writer characterized as “psychic cripples.” Other responses from peeved readers that were printed in the January 28, 1972, issue of LIFE included:

From Telford, Penn. — There was plenty to lament in your year-end issue, but the thing that struck me as most sad was the fact that LIFE felt compelled to devote 11 pages to “Homosexuals in Revolt.”

From Chicago — Essentially, it is absurd to accept as a mere “variant lifestyle” a practice which, if universal, would mean the end of the human race.

And, from Glendale, California, the standard (as well as reductionist and selective) biblical critique — “You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination” (Leviticus 18:22).

Read more about this essay here.

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downeastandout: Rose & Born

downeastandout:

Rose & Born

if you would like to write me

this is a shout out to my loved ones, or anyone who would like to write me.

i’m not sure of the address yet, but if you would like to send me letters (omg please do) don’t be shy, go to www.facebook.com/bartpierce and ask my dad the address.

i love all you guys so much.

Auf Wiedersehen!

brb in 3 months :)

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hey its georgia aka pakiha my blog got deleted and im not remaking but thankyou for constantly being so kind to me on here, i appreciate it very very much. you are such a lovely person and i wish you all the best, no need to post this but youre seriously amazing <3 xoxo

:) i love you so so so much! sorry, but i’m posting it. you have made me smile so much. thank you for being you, i have really enjoyed it. i know you probably won’t see this, but YOU, my dear, flawless. you’re going places, and i am so glad to have known you thus far. <3

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