...: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2014 classifications and the limits of the archive “A Passive Homosexual Element” Digitized Archives and the Policing of Homosex in Cold War Brazil Ben Cowan In 1966 Miguel Santanna Xavier, a retired veterinarian who had served in the agri...

...Jeffrey Weeks 1979 Movements of Affirmation: Sexual Meanings and Homosexual Identi ties Jeffrey Weeks It is now widely recognised by sociologists, and even by some historians, that the concept...

...John Howard Copyright © 1995 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1995 The Library, the Park, and the Pervert: Public Space and Homosexual Encounter in Post-World War I1 Atlanta John Howard...

...Bert Hansen 1979 The Historical Construction of Homosexuality Bert Hansen Coming Out: Homosexual Politics in Britain from the 19th Century to the Pre- sent by Jeffrey Weeks, London: Quartet Books (U.S.Distribution by Horizon...

... the worst years of Brazil’s military regime (1964–85). Fresa y Chocolate was highly anticipated; it foregrounded a cluster of sensitive issues such as homosexuality, freedom of speech, and censorship, in a Cuba immersed in the so-called Special Period. This article examines the debates provoked by Fresa...

...Ian Lekus 2004 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2004 RHR_89_07Lekus.qxd 5/10/04 10:54 AM Page 57 Queer Harvests: Homosexuality, the U.S. New Left, and the Venceremos Brigades to Cuba Ian Lekus...

...Joey Plaster The lives of today's queer homeless youth share remarkable similarities to those of the queer homeless youth in the 1960s, but the historical and political context, especially as it relates to popular understandings of homosexuality, has shifted considerably. Since the 1960s...

... history against black queer studies' exploration of black sexual minorities' vexed relationship to a politics of visibility, this essay traces a genealogy of black homosexuality's conditional, and at times violent, entry into the archives of modern urban history. Holmes argues that rather than a formal...

.... In this interview, Randall reflects on Cuban policies toward women, homosexuality, and youth. He also analyzes his own family’s experience, characterized by a strong commitment to reflecting the Cuban Revolution in its own social relations and its ways of living and loving. The interview provides a unique...

... of a once new and challenging theory from an earlier historical period to demonstrate how inextricably theories and political investments are bound. For example, early twentieth-century theories that understood homosexuality as congenital sexual inversion posed a political challenge to previous...

... in the first years of the 1970s and drew heavily upon US models as well as indigenous radical and countercultural norms. For early gay and lesbian activists "gay" was not simply a synonym for "homosexual"; rather it spoke to an identity that was constructed around notions of freedom and political...

.... (Homosexuals Under the Swastika: The Persecution of Homosexuals During the Third Reich.) Paderborn: Fer- dinand Schoningh, 1990. This book is an important study of a topic that has long remained taboo for Germans seeking to understand the crimes of the National Socialist regime. When Germans...

..., and their position on immigration and homosexuality, Smith explores how a new right discourse emerged in Britain in the mid-eighties that successfully blended the prohibition of the “promotion of homosexuality” and the “regulation of black immigration.”5 She remarks...

... with male homosexuality. The first concerns Thaw, from whom she had been divorced: RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW 62~8-231995 1O/RAD ICAL HISTORY REV1 EW Then, in New York between seasons, we were shocked to open the papers, one morning, and read the glaring exposure of Thaw's...

... of reproductive futurity as specifically antiqueer and called on queers to “accede” to our status as a flagrant threat to the future as “an open space for children,” a future that excludes those who are deliberately nonreproduc- tive. Identifying the “homosexual” with the “death drive...

... afectación por la visión de algunos homosexuales]. 44 This notion that homosexuality was a product of capitalism, doomed to wither away under socialist governance, was pervasive in revolutionary pronouncements on the topic, even if medical experts privately expressed hesitancy that such change would...

... of a vicious system.” “Whether the charge emerges from their homosexuality (sodomy, solicitation, ‘lewd conduct or indirectly (burglary, prostitution, shoplifting gay liberationist Allen Young insisted, “all gay prisoners are political prisoners.”9 Advocacy on behalf of incarcerated gay people...

...’ Organization, Inc. 186 McCreery | Save Our Children/Let Us Marry 187 ric to argue that the public display or governmental sanction of homosexual desire endangered children’s physical and moral well-being. In some instances, conservatives even claimed that gay men...

.... New York: New American Library, 1989. Hidden fvom History is an ambitious survey of historical research on gays and lesbians that focuses on work published in the 1980s. Roughly one-third of the essays presented here are new, and many of these address the history of homosexuality...

... d’Action Révolutionnaire (Homosexual Front for Revolutionary Action), 1971 Many historians date the birth of the lesbian and gay movement in France to the day in March 1971 when a group of activists in Paris disrupted the public recording of Ménie Grégoire’s radio program, the title of which...