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James Baldwin and the FBI: "Isn't James Baldwin That Well Known Pervert," 1960-1974, by Douglas Field |
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James Baldwin |
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"An Understanding...Held Them Together": John Sterling and James Bloss, 1870-1918, by Jonathan Ned Katz |
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Douglas Field: James Baldwin and the FBI: "Isn't Baldwin That Well Known Pervert" |
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James and Say's "Sodomy is commonly committed," 1819-20 |
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James Mills Peirce: “Professor X” |
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James Buchanan and William Rufus King |
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1902, February 15: James G. Kiernan: "heterosexual" and "homosexual" |
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1920, January 8: Agent McLaughlin, BOI, St. Louis, MO, re "Eva Zlotchever traveling under alias Eva Adams" |
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John Sterling and James Bloss, 1870-1918, by Claude M. Gruener and Rick Wagner |
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Beauford Delaney |
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Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin, 1986 |
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Aspects of Queer Existence in 19th-Century America, by Rich Wilson |
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Emily Blackwell and Elizabeth Cushier |
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Project Fire: AIDS, Erasure, and Black Queer Organizing in Newark, by Jason Chernesky |
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Ballroom Interlude |
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Ron Chernow, Alexander Hamilton (2004) |
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A hustler bar becomes a church |
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Moreau de Saint Méry Speaks |
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Postscript: Events, Awards, and Extras |
