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• Gay Alternative (magazine)
  Name of Organization: '''The Gay Alternative'''
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• Boyle, Bernie
  [[Category:gay alternative]]
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• Gay Alternative (magazine)
  Name of Organization: '''The Gay Alternative'''
  779 bytes (105 words) - 15:43, 26 December 2015
• Gay Coffeehouse
  Name of Organization: Gay Community Center of Philadelphia (Gay Coffeehouse) Known familiarly as the "Gay Coffeehouse", the original Gay Community Center was founded in 1975, and was the predecessor of Penguin Pl
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• Jackson, Arnold
  ...ography:''' Arnold Jackson was a writer, advocate, and leader of the black gay community and the AIDS community in Philadelphia for many years. ...ar, he was elected as Secretary of Adodi Philadelphia, an African American gay support group.
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• Nickels, Thom*
  ...Architecture and Out in History (2005). He is a regular contributor to the Gay and Lesbian Review and the Lambda Book Report. He was named a judge in the ...The Philadelphia Daily News, Philadelphia Style Magazine, The Philadelphia Gay News, City Paper.// He is a Contributing Editor for </span>//<span style="c
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• Organization Index
  '''Organizations''' listed in the Gay social networks in Philadelphia [[GALA (Gay and Lesbian Arts Festival)]]
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• Platt, Arthur
  ...s at Temple. He was a key figure in the establishment and operation of two alternative newspapers, the Temple Free Press and the Philadelphia Plain Dealer, which ...In the photo are four of the five founders of Butterworth Farm, our unique gay community here in north central Massachusetts. Left to right, [[McCarty, St
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• Polak, Clark
  ...ned a sort of sophisticated but down-to-earth, magazine for people who dug gay life and Drum’s view of the world."'''==== In retrospect, most of the pre-Stonewall gay publications were relatively assimilationist and tame. But '''''drum''''' w
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• Sherbo, Dan*
  ...e; at the same time he edited, wrote for, designed and illustrated The Gay Alternative literary magazine, an endeavor that led him into art school. [[Category:gay alternative]]
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• Stewart, Bob *
  ...ing and Hank Baron and others a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development. ...ding at Independence Mall on July 4, solicited signers of a petition for a gay rights ordinance to be introduced in City Council.
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• West, Leonard
  An advocate for new and alternative treatments for AIDS, West also served as a member of the Community Advisory ...80 and 1982, he was a leader of successful efforts to elect over 25 openly gay or lesbian Democratic committeepeople in neighborhoods throughout Philadelp
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• Wildmann, Dave
  ...ise money for various political causes, ranging from voter registration to gay rights.</span> ...a. Memorial contributions may be sent to the Philadelphia Community Health Alternative, P.O. Box 53429, Philadelphia, Pa., 19105.</span>
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  [[GALA (Gay and Lesbian Arts Festival)]] [[Gay Activists Alliance]]
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