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By Sue O'Connell | Oct 10
You may know North Quincy's Paul Vitagliano as Paul V., DJ extrondiare from the 1980's, where he filled dance floors at Celebration, Spinoff (yes, Boston had a roller-rink on Lansdowne Street), Man Ray, Spit, and Axis.
By Thomas Martorelli, author | Oct 3
A History of Fenway Health?s First Forty Years
By Tim Miller | Sep 26
Gaybies are popping up all over!
By Sue O'Connell & Kenneth Yarbrough, HGBC | Aug 29
For Colored Boys available now
By Emily Cataneo | Nov 9
UMass prof. challenges American perceptions of teenage love...and sex.
By Associated Press | Dec 19
A University of Rhode Island professor has co-authored a book that tells the stories of LGBT youth who have struggled with discrimination.
By Associated Press | Nov 15
Barbara Grier, a founder of what once was the world's largest publishing house of literature about gays and lesbians, has died. She was 78.
By Associated Press | Nov 15
Barbara Grier, a founder of what once was the world's largest publishing house of literature about gays and lesbians, has died. She was 78.
By Laura Kiritsy | Jul 14
With Sing You Home, Jodi Picoult's fiction becomes reality