Lesbians

  • This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine: No. 495

    (10:45 Minutes) Newswrap; International and local stories including updates on Japanese judges issue country’s first-ever ruling condemning sexual orientation discrimination; Maine’s anti-discrimination law; Norway’s elections results; Gianni Versace; Elton John’s “Candle in the Wind”; U.S. AIDS statistics; Johan von Goethe; Tel Aviv. (9:45 Minutes) First of three-part conversation with Edmund White. (4:50 Minutes) Discussion of…

  • This Way Out: The International Gay & Lesbian Radio Magazine: No. 496

    (10:30 Minutes) Newswrap: International and local stories including updates on Bill Clinton – first U.S. president to attend a lesbigay civil rights event; sexual assault trial of former Zimbabwe president Canaan Banana; Brazil; Belgium; South Korea; Israel’s High Court; “Ellen”; “In & Out”. (4:15 Minutes) County judge in Portland, Ore has ruled a city ordinance…

  • This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine: No. 489

    (10:05 Minutes) Newswrap: International and local stories including updates on death of William S. Boroughs; Ecuador; Vancouver, British Columbia; Canadian Hockey League; Gay games in Sydney, Australia. (4:00 Minutes) A talk with delegates from the 14th annual conference of the International Lesbian & Gay Association (IGLA). (6:15 Minutes) Police in the Australian state of New…

  • This Way Out: The International Lesbian And Gay Radio Magazine: No. 490

    (10:25 Minutes) Newswrap: International and local stories including updates on The American Psychological Association slaps a warning label on so-called “change” therapy, a gay bar is brutally raided in Russia, and Islamic fundamentalists target gays in Algeria for death (7:00 Minutes) Stories of queser rights heroes in Turkey, Albania and Namibia. (9:00 Minutes) Sample a…

  • This Way Out: The International Lesbian And Gay Radio Magazine: No. 491

    (10:00 Minutes) Newswrap – International and local stories including updates on Jamaican prison guards wlk out and inmates riots over proposed condom distribution; opponents try to block lesbigay historical research in Canada; queer youth suicide preventionin Australia. (5:00 Minutes) Repeal of the sodomy law in Tasmania has affected much more than gay men’s bedrooms there.…

  • This Way Out: The International Lesbian And Gay Radio Magazine: No. 478

    (9:50 Minutes)Newswrap: International and local stories including updates on Brazil; elections in Mexico, Buenos Aires, California; lesbian adoption in Britain; violent punishment in Pakistan; Zimbabwe; Cannes film festival and “Ellen”. (9:30 Minutes) resolution on Tasmania’s decade long debate over Australia’s sodomy law. GUEST: Rodney Croome. (6:35) Profile and Interview with GUEST:Sir Ian McKellen. (:30) Promo…

  • This Way Out: International Gay And Lesbian Radio Magazine: No. 484

    (10:25 Minutes) Newswrap: International and local stories including updates on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”, Montana sodomy law, Ecuador protest, Zimbabwe’s president Canaan Banana, Hawaii’s couples register, Ontario’s Human Rights Commission, anti-queer strikes in Singapore, Indonesia and France, Danny Pintauro,lesbigay activists in Queensland. (4:05 Minutes) Gay Pride events around the U.S. wrap up. (12:05 Minutes) profile…

  • This Way Out: International Lesbian And Gay Radio Magazine : No 485

    (9:45 Minutes) Newswrap:International and local stories including updates on The Netherlands parliament; Pisa, Italy; gay holocaust survivors; San Marino; Zimbabwe’s Canaan Banana; Vancouver, British Columbia; Australia’s Uniting Church; Harvard. (5:45 minutes) Equality through Visibility is the suggested underlying intention of pride events by International Association of Lesbian and Gay Pride Coordinators. How pride was celebrated…

  • This Way Out: International Lesbian And Gay Radio Magazine: No. 488

    (9:55 Minutes) Newswrap: International and local stories including updates on Ireland’s first public same-gender wedding; New South Wales; Australia’s Uniting Church; Sharon Bottoms; Zimambwe; Andrew Cunanan; Patrick Bristow; Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City; Eddie Murphy; Tim Gill. (4:05) Florida: Case of June Amer and her life partner who had sought to adopt a…

  • National march on Washington for lesbian and gay rights (BROADCAST)

    On October 14, 1979, ten years after the Stonewall riots, more than 100,000 people from the United States and ten other countries marched on Washington, D.C. for lesbian and gay rights. Pacifica producers in Washington recorded speeches and actualities from the rally, and parts were broadcast live. This first set in the series consists of…