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Seaman H. Baker of the United States Naval Reserve was convicted of sodomy, and sentenced to six years in prison in June 1908. Such a handsome man! So much suffering! So many had their lives ruined just because of whom they loved and slept with! 💔😭
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1. Stephen Spender and his boyfriend Franz Büchner in 1929. London-born poet, essayist and novelist Stephen Spender (1909-1995) delayed publication of his excellent first novel, The Temple, for fifty-nine years – until 1988, when he was seventy-nine years old. The male protagonist has same-sex encounters in pre-War Germany. In Spender’s real life experience, which included living in Germany, he had a series of affairs with men, after which he married twice and took about renouncing his gay past. 2. Stephen Spender, with Winston Auden and Christopher isherwood, on holiday, Fire Island 1947.
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An unusual photograph from a late 19th century American Military Academy. Some of the young men appear stiff and formal, some are relaxed and intimate with each other.
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Luftwaffe lovers - Germany WW2 Recruited with no choice but to serve, they too suffered a horrible fate if discovered! Sad irony.
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Photographer James Van Der Zee (1886 - 1983) was an African-American photographer best known for his portraits of black New Yorkers. He was a leading figure in the Harlem Renaissance. Members of UNITY, a Athletic and Social Club, in New York
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The New York Renaissance, also known as the Harlem Renaissance Big Five or the Rens, was an all-Black professional basketball team founded in 1923 by Robert “Bob” Douglas, a few years before the Harlem Globetrotters. Photography by James van der Zee
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A photograph of a naked Tennessee Williams in the late 1940′s. Cruising was a pastime dear to his heart. Who can blame him, especially when you are young and successful.
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Tennessee Williams, with his lover from the mid 1940s Mexican American Pancho Rodriguez. Pancho was ten years younger than TW.
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Gay couple in Paris, in the 1880s. Taken from a set of pictures, this shows the couple prior to other pictures that would be prohibited. (I hope to come across those other photos of them!)
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Buzz and Tommy (1949) Photo, with dedication written on reverse side. (Probably a repost but always charming to see again. Few people scroll back)
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