text:
Guide to the Homosexual Information Center Subject Files Collection, 1933-2005
Oviatt Library
California State University, Northridge
Collection Contents
Accommodations, 1981-1986
ACT UP/Los Angeles, 1987-1992
The Advocate - Correspondence Glenn Schmoll, 1970-1992
Aesthetic Realism, 1982-1983
AFG Legal Publications
After Stonewall, 1978-1979
Agel Publishing Company, 1965-1966
Agitprop (London)
AIDS Health Project, 1983-1988
AIDS Healthcare Foundation, 1990-1992
AIDS History Project, 1991
AIDS Hospice Foundation, 1988
AIDS Project/Los Angeles, 1983-1994
AIDS Research Alliance, 1995
Alan Tuck Associates, 1971-1993
Alcoholism Center for Women, 1975-1996
Alcoholism Services for Homosexuals, 1979-1991
Aleph (France), 1977-1978
Alice B. Toklas Memorial Democratic Club, 1972-1973
All the Queens Women, 1976
All Together, 1976
Alliance of Gay Artists, 1981-1986
Allied Fellowship House
Alternative Serendipity Association, 1976-1977
The Alyson, 1980-1986
American Association for Personal Privacy, 1983
American Association for Single People, 2000
American Association of Law Libraries, 1994
American Association of Physicians for Human Rights, 1987
American Association of Religious Crusaders, 1971
The American Eastern Orthodox Church, 1958-1970
American Friends Service Prison Affairs Newsletter, 1958
American Gay Atheists, 1984
American Institute of Family Relations, 1959, 1973
American Orthodox Catholic Church, 1972
American Psychological Association, 1977-1986
Amherst Gay and Lesbian Alumni (GALA)
Amigo (Denmark), 1964-1968
Among Friends, 1986-1988
Androgyny, 1987
Archives for the Protection of Gay History and Literature, 1984-1986
Arena Three, 1964-1966
Arete, 1981-1982
Arizona Lesbian and Gay Task Force, 1983-1985
Arkansas Gay Rights, 1982
Artists United for Gay Rights, 1977
Artreflex Limited
Asian/Pacific Lesbians and Gays, 1980-1992
Association d'Entraide Homophile (Belgium), 1978
Association for Social Knowledge, 1964-1967
Association for the Study of Abortion, Inc., 1966
Associazione Italiana per il Riconoscimento dei Dritti degli Omofili (A.I.R.D.O.) (Italy), 1975-1977
Association of Black Gays, 1976
Association of Gay Psychologists, 1974-1976
Association pour les Droits des Gais du Quebec (ADGQ), 1985
Astor-Honor, Inc., 1965-1968
Atascadero State Hospital (California)
Atheneum Society of America, 1964-1965
Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance, 1972-1978
Awareness, Unity and Research Association, 1974-1975
Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights, 1978
Bar Association for Human Rights of Greater New York, 1987
The Basilian Friars, 1962-1964
Behavior Today, 1971-1974
Being Alive, 1988-1991
Beverlywood Young Democrats, 1965
Beyond Baroque Foundation, 1978-1981
Bicentennial Conference on Gays and the Federal Government, 1975
Big Brothers, 1985-1987
Biography, 1965-1968
Birth Control, 1970-1987
Bisexual, 1974-1998
Bisexuality, 1988-1990
The Bi-Social Center (The Bi-People), 1978-1988
Bizarre Bookery
Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum, 1988-1989
Black and White Men Together, 1979-1994
Black Gay Caucus, 1976
Blackmail, 1966-1975
Bloomington Gay Alliance, 1981
Blue Angel West, 1970
Blue Ridge Lambda Alliance, 1981
Body Electric, 1987
The Body Politic, 1974-1986
Bondage and Discipline, 1991
Book Clubs, 1984-1988
Book Dealers, 1953-1990
Book Guild of America, 1966-1967
Book Review Clippings, 1952-1989
Book Review Clippings, 1952-1989
Books, 1967
Books, 1999
Books, 1992
Books, 1981-2005
Books - Promotional, 1956-1984
Books 1966, 1966-1978
Books 1968, 1966-1968
Books 1969, 1969-1989
Boston Area Lesbian and Gay History Project, 1977-1992
Boston Center for Lesbians and Gay Men
Boston Daughters of Bilitis, Boston Daughters of Bilitis, 1972
Boston Gayline, 1972
Boston Gay Review, 1976-1977
Boston Institute for Gay Studies, 1981-1982
Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance, 1984
Bottini, Ivy, 1986
Boulder Gay Liberation, Inc., 1974-1977
Boutilier v. Immigration, 1967
Boys, 1978-1982
Boy Scouts, 1981-1992
Brain Tapping, 1972
Brandhove, William Patrick, 1959
Brandon House, 1967-1968
Branson Foundation
Braziller, 1962
Breakthrough, 1988-1990
Bretheren Mennonite Council for Gay Concerns, 1976-1996
Bro-Dart, Inc., 1968
Brotherhood of Sebastiani, 1970
Buck Rogers' Happenings, 1982-1984
Bunco, 1968-1985
Business Alliances, 1977-2003
Bus Companies, 1984-1987
Cabaret Performances, 1983-1984
Calafran Enterprises, Inc., 1969
California Coalition for Traditional Values
California Committee for Sexual Law Reform, 1972
California Federation of Young Democrats, 1966
California Historical Records, 1980
California Laws, 1981-1983
California Liberation Alliance, 1970
California Public Records Act, 1969
California Registration Law, 1957-1986
California Scene, 1972-1974
California Society of Employment and Rehabilitation
California State Archives, 1977-1982
California State Board of Education, 1969-1975
California State Fair, 1966
California State Prisons, 1971-1973
California State University, Dominguez Hills, 1974-1979
The Camberwell Samaritans (London), 1964-1965
Campaign Against Moral Persecution, 1974-1982
Campaign Against Moral Persecution, 1974-1982
Campaign Against Moral Persecution (Queensland)
Campaign for Homosexual Equality (London), 1971-1982
Campaign for Homosexual Equality (London), 1971-1982
Canadian Council on Religion and the Homosexual, 1965
Canadian Gay Activist Alliance, 1972-1973
Canadian Gay Liberation Movement Archives, 1974-1984
Capital Times, 1981
Carolina Gay Association, 1975
Cartoons, 1981-1993
Catalyst, 1965-1967
Catholic, 1973-1994
Caucus of Gay Lesbian and Bisexual Members of the American Psychiatric Association, 1983-1984
Caucus of Gay Public Health Workers, 1984
CBS News, 1965-1992
Celebration Theatre, 1985-1992
Celebrity Club, 1966
Censorship, 1966-1993
Censorship Today, 1968
Center for Homosexual Education, Evaluation, and Research (CHEER), 1976-1978
Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS), 1992-2003
Center for Sex Research - California State University, Northridge
Center for Special Problems, 1976
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1960-1967
Central Addressing, 1970
Central Ohio Mattachine, 1969
Centro di Documentazione "Il Cassero," 1989
Centro Internacional, 1972
Centurion Viewer, 1969
Chaikin-Perrett and Associates Public Relations, 1962
Changing Men, 1985
Channel 13 Television, 1967-1986
Cherry, Fred, 1968
Chessman, Caryl, 1960-1964
Chevalier Publications
Chicago Gay Liberation, 1971-1973
Children of the Night, 1981
Children/Child Custody, 1975-1987
China, 1991-1994
Christian Nationalist Crusade, 1961
Christianity, 1977-1985
Christopher St. Liberation Day Umbrella Committee, 1970
The Chronicle, 1988
Church and State, Separation, 1983-1994
Churches, 1971-1991
Church of the Beloved Disciple, 1972-1979
Church of Christ, 1983
Church of England Moral Welfare Council
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 1970-1974
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, 1970-1974
The Church of World Peace, 1981
Cincinnati, 1995
Cincinnati Homophile Organization, 1967
Cincinnati Mattachine Society, 1968
The Circle of Friends, 1967-1972
Circumcision, 1966-1993
Citizens Alert (Police Brutality)
Citizens' Committee for Public Decency, 1963
Citizens for Human Rights (Lawrence), 1988
Citizens for Decent Literature, 1959-1974
Citizens News (Cruise News), 1964-1967
Citizens News (Cruise News), 1964-1967
Citizen News (San Francisco), 1964-1966
Civil Liberties, 1970-1995
Clergy, 1989-1990
Club '68, 1968-1969
Coalition for Human Rights, 1977
Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1978
Colorado, 1967-1995
Colleges/Universities, 1980-1984
Columbus Gay Alliance, 1973-1979
Come Out and Sing Together, 1982-1983
Comitia Directory, 1976-1977
Committee for Gay Rights Plank Democratic Party, 1972
Committee of Concern for Homosexuals, 1970
Committee on Gay Education, 1972-1974
Committee on "New Organizations"
Common Bond, 1986-1987
Common Spirit, 1981
Common-Law Relationships, 1982-1993
Communes/Collectives, 1976-1980
Committee on Lesbian and Gay History, 1994-2003
Communism, 1973-2977
Community, 1995-1996
Community Homophile Association of Toronto, 1972
Community Roundtable Forum, 1990
Community Yellow Pages, 1984-1991
Community Programs/Local Activities, 1981
Community Youth Education Project
Compass, 1975
Concerned Americans for Individual Rights, 1984-1985
Conferences, 1994-1996
Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, 1986
The Connecter, 1983
Connecticut Gay Task Force, 1977-1978
Connexions, 1983
Connexxus, 1986-1990
Conrad, Charles, 1966-1972
Contact (Denver), 1979
Continental Cavaliers Gourmet Society, 1970-1972
Continental Theatres, Inc., 1970-1971
Contraception, 1989
The Corral Club, 1968-1969
Credit Cards
Crimes (General Discussions), 1972-1990
Council on Equality for Homosexuals, 1988
Council on Religion and the Homosexual (Boston), 1970
Council on Religion and the Homosexual (Lincoln-Omaha), 1969-1976
Counseling Program for Gay Individuals and Couples, 1972
Country Clubs
Courtroom Proceedings, 1983-1989
Covenant House Under 21, 1982-1990
Cubans, 1971-1981
Cup of Cold Water Ministry
Cures, 1967-1983
Curiosa, 1968
Dade County Coalition for Human(istic) Rights, 1977
Daily Variety, 1969
Dancing, 1968
Dating Services, 1985-1987
David Publications, 1972-1974
De Anza Gay and Lesbian Alliance, 1990
"Dear Abby," 1972-1990
Deafness, 1979-1982
Death Penalty, 1983
Defense Attorneys, 1976
Delaware, 1968
Democratic National Platform Committee 1972, 1972
Democratic Party, 1984-1995
Demophiles, 1961-1966
Denmark, 1968-1969
Detroit Area Gay-Lesbian Council, 1984
Dignity, 1971-1987
Dignity, 1971-1987
Dignity, 1971-1987
Dignity (Baltimore), 1976
Dignity (Boston)
Dignity (Los Angeles), 1971-1987
Dignity (Los Angeles), 1971-1987
Dignity (Los Angeles), 1971-1987
Dignity (Los Angeles), 1971-1987
Dignity (Los Angeles), 1971-1987
Dignity (Maine), 1980-1982
Dignity (Montreal), 1980
Dignity (National), 1976-1988
Dignity (New York), 1975-1987
Dignity (Pittsburgh), 1976-1979
Dignity (Sacramento), 1976-1979
Dignity (San Diego)
Dignity (San Fernando Valley), 1978-1981
Dignity (San Francisco)
Dignity (General), 1973-1984
Dionysus, 1962-1965
Disabled, 1992
Discourse, 1959
Discrimination, 1973-1996
Diseases, 1981-1996
Dokumentatiecentrum, 1989
Donaldson, Stephen (Columbia University), 1968
Don Bosco Society, 1984-1992
Dorado, 1966
The Dorian Group, 1976-1980
Dorian Society of Seattle, 1969-1972
Draft, 1964
Draft Help San Francisco, 1969
Drag and Drag Queens, 1971-1990
Drama, 1967-1987
Drugs, 1966-1995
Duke University
Durango Club
Earth Works (Lambda Rising), 1972-1977
East Coast Homophile Organization (ECHO), 1963-1964
Eastern Gay Alliance, 1976
Eavesdropping, 1966-1967
"E" Club Raid (Miami), 1960
Ecumenical Catholic Church, 1989-1990
Eden Cross, 1985
Edge Magazine, 1988-1993
Editorials, 1977-1980
Education, 1986-1987
Education 1966, 1966-1983
Educational and Social Outreach for Couples, 1988
Effeminacy, 1971
The Effeminist, 1971
Elections Committee (Orange County), 1988
The "Ell" Club, 1957
Ellis, Albert, 1968
Elsevier Sequoia S.A., 1973-1975
Elysian Fields Booksellers, 1973-1974
Elysium Institute - Nudist
Emergence Christian Scientists, 1974-1982
Emmanuelle: Le Magazine du Plaisir, 1976
Emmaus Gay Switchboard House, 1972-1974
Empathy, 1991-1992
Empire Syndicate, 1994
Employment, 1965-1996
England, 1960-1994
Entertainment, 1972-1987
Entrapment, 1956-1976
EOS Magazine (Denmark), 1961-1978
Episcopal, 1990-1996
Equal Time News, 1986
The Equalitarian Feminist, 1977
ERA: Magazine of the New Age, 1974
Etiquette, 1980
Esalen Institute, 1968
Euro - Spartacus, 1976-1987
The Evergreen Chronicles, 1988
Experience Weekend, 1987
Exposition Press, Inc., 1959-1974
Extortion, 1966
Facts, 1971
Fag Rag, 1971-1976
The Fairness Fund, 1987
The Family, 1970-1990
Family Protection Act, 1982
Fashion, 1966-1986
Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1968-1993
Federated Families, 1964
Federation Internationale d'Homophiles (France), 1981
Federation of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, 1981-1990
Female Impersonation, 1986
Female Impersonator News
Feminine Connections, 1986
Feminism, 1985-1986
Feminist Lesbian Social Group, 1986-1988
Films/Filmmakers and Resources, 1974-1995
Films/Filmmakers and Resources, 1974-1995
Fiction, 1965-1983
First City Network News, 1987-1988
First Tuesday, 1984
First Tuesday Democratic Association, 1979-1985
Florida, 1977-1986
Focus, 1971-1993
Focus, 1971-1993
Focus, 1971-1993
Forbundet af 1948 (Denmark), 1964-1985
Foreign, 1961-1986
Fort Wayne Lambda Projects, 1986-1988
Forums, 1972
Forte Men's Chorus, 1986
Foster Homes, 1979-1986
Foundation for Human Understanding
Four Swords Gay Magazine, 1970-1973
The Fox Company, 1970
Franklin Spier Inc. Advertising, 1965-1967
Free: Gay Liberation of Minnesota, 1970-1972
Free Particle Symposium, 1969
Free Press (North Carolina), 1977
Free Speech, 1990-1995
Free Spirit (Arizona), 1976-1977
Freedom Socialist, 1977-1992
Freedom to Read Citizens Committee
Fresno Gay Community Center, 1975
Friday Magazine
The Friendship Club, 1968
Frontier Athletic Club, 1959-1966
Frontiers Magazine, 1982-1989
Frontrunners Track Club, 1986-1988
Frying Pan Publications, 1985
Fullmer, Richard - Manuscript, 1961-1962
G.C. Research, 1972
G.K. Hall and Company, 1982
Gaia's Guide, 1976-1986
Gale Research Company, 1973-1990
Galvanize, 1988-1989
Ganymede International
Garden Grove Community Church, 1969-1973
Gay Academic Union, 1973-1985
Gay Activist Alliance, 1970-1978
Gay Activist Alliance, 1970-1978
Gay Activist Alliance (New Jersey), 1972-1977
Gay Activist Alliance (Washington D.C.), 1971-1988
Gay Advertisements, 1960-1964
Gay Health Care, 1979
Gay Alaska, 1978-1980
Gay Alliance for Equality, 1972-1976
Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley Library, 1971-1977
Gay Alliance Toward Equality (GATE), 1972
The Gay Alternative and Collective, 1975-1976
Gay Alternatives Pittsburgh, 1972
Gay and Lesbian Adolescent Social Services, 1987-1996
Gay and Lesbian Advocacy Research Project (GLARP) - Empathy, 1991
Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, 1981-1982
Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), 1987-2003
Gay and Lesbian Alliance (GALA) (Central Coast), 1981-1982
Gay and Lesbian Alliance for the Experienced in Years (GALAXY), 1985
Gay and Lesbian Anti-Defamation League, 1989
Gay and Lesbian Arab Society (Los Angeles), 1991-1992
Gay and Lesbian Archives of Washington D.C., 1992
Gay and Lesbian Community Association of Albuquerque, 1979
Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Baltimore, 1988
Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada, 1999-2000
Gay and Lesbian Community Services of New York
Gay and Lesbian Counseling Service of South Australia Inc., 1991
Gay and Lesbian Educators of Southern California, 1976-1986
Gay and Lesbian Free Thought Forum, 1986
Gay and Lesbian Latinos United, 1982-1992
Gay and Lesbian Library (St. Louis), 1984
Gay and Lesbian Media Coalition, 1987-1994
Gay and Lesbian Orange County Engineers and Scientists, 1983
Gay and Lesbian Outreach Network (GALON), 1989
Gay and Lesbian Police Advisory Task Force, 1982-1985
Gay and Lesbian Rights Caucus (Antioch), 1982
Gay and Lesbian Sierra Club, 1987-1988
Gay and Lesbian Student Union (El Camino College)
Gay and Lesbian Student Union (Pasadena City College), 1988
Gay and Lesbian Student Union (University of Missouri), 1986
Gay and Lesbian Student Union (University of New Mexico)
Gay and Lesbian Students (University of California, Irvine), 1983
Gay and Lesbian Task Force, 1981
Gay and Lesbian Theatre Alliance, 1987-1988
Gay and Women's Alliance for Responsible Media, 1975
Gay Areas Telephone Directory, 1982-1984
Gay Atheists, 1978-1990
Gay Awareness (El Camino College), 1972
Gay Bands
Gay Blade Magazine, 1961
Gay Blades and Bladesses Club, 1965
Gay Books Bulletin, 1981
Gay Catalogs, 1981-2001
Gay, Clean, and Sober, 1983-1985
Gay Coalition of Denver, 1974
The Gay Communities Directory, 1983-1985
Gay Community Alliance (Los Angeles), 1971-1973
Gay Community Alliance (Norman, Oklahoma), 1973
Gay Community Center of Colorado, Inc., 1970-1985
Gay Community Center of Colorado, Inc., 1970-1985
Gay Community News, 1990
Gay Community News, 1977-1987
Gay Community Services Center (Ann Arbor), 1972-1976
Gay Community Services Center (Los Angeles), 1971-1986
Gay Community Services Center (Los Angeles), 1978-1996
Gay Community Services Center (Los Angeles), 1978-1996
Gay Community Services (Minnesota), 1972-1976
Gay Counseling Services (Kansas), 1972
Gay Educational Awareness Resources Foundation (GEAR), 1976-1984
Gay Era, 1977-1978
Gay Fathers Coalition, 1981-1986
Gay Fathers of Toronto, 1981
Gay Flames, 1970-1972
Gay Filmmakers, 1971-1973
Gay Four Swords, 1970
Gay 40 Plus Club, 1974-1977
Gay Girls Riding Club, 1966-1967
Gay Glossary, 1970-1994
Gay Growth Center, 1972
Gay Health Collective (Boston), 1976
Gay Horizons, Inc.
Gay House, Inc., 1976
Gay Information Center (San Diego), 1972-1979
Gay Insurgent, 1981
Gay International, 1964-1965
Gay Law Students Association (Hastings College), 1976-1978
Gay League for Responsible Broadcasting, 1975
Gay Legal Encounter and Exchange (GLEE), 1976
Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Alliance (Vermont), 1992
Gay-Lesbian Arts Alliance, 1982
Gay/Lesbian Network, 1983
Gay-Lesbian Rap Line
Gay-Lesbian Task Force of the American Mental Health Counselors Association
Gay Liberation, 1970-1972
Gay Liberation Arizona Desert (GLAD), 1972
Gay Liberation (San Francisco), 1969-1970
Gay Liberation Front (Auckland), 1972-1977
Gay Liberation Front (Auckland), 1972-1977
Gay Liberation Front (Atlanta), 1971
Gay Liberation Front (Antioch College), 1972
Gay Liberation Front (Australia), 1974-1977
Gay Liberation Front (Berkeley), 1970-1986
Gay Liberation Front Communications Office (Portland), 1972
Gay Liberation Front (Detroit), 1970
Gay Liberation Front (Dominguez Hills), 1970
Gay Liberation Front (Kent State University), 1973-1977
Gay Liberation Front (Lawrence, Kansas), 1971
Gay Liberation Front (Los Angeles), 1970-1971
Gay Liberation Front (Madison), 1971
Gay Liberation Front (New Haven), 1970
Gay Liberation Front (New York), 1970
Gay Liberation Front (Northwestern University)
Gay Liberation Front (Philadelphia), 1970
Gay Liberation Front (Portland, Oregon), 1976
Gay Liberation Front (Rochester), 1971
Gay Liberation Front (San Diego), 1972
Gay Liberation Front (San Fernando Valley)
Gay Liberation Front (San Jose), 1969-1996
Gay Liberation Front (San Jose), 1969-1996
Gay Liberation Front (San Jose), 1969-1996
Gay Liberation Front (Seattle), 1970
Gay Liberation Front (University of California, Los Angeles), 1972-1978
Gay Liberation Front (University of Iowa), 1973
Gay Liberation Front (University of Southern California), 1975-1992
Gay Liberation Front of Orange County, 1971
Gay Liberation Information Service, 1976
Gay Liberation of Rhode Island, 1971
Gay Liberation Task Force, 1971-1972
The Gay Liberator, 1970-1975
The Gay Liberator, 1970-1975
Gay Life, 1976-1981
Gay Literature, 1974-1976
Gay Media Alliance, 1983
Gay Men's Health Crisis, 1983-1988
Gay National Education Switchboard, 1978
Gay News Germany, 1972-1976
Gay News (London), 1972-1979
Gay News Information and Communications Network (GNIC)
The Gay News-Telegraph, 1984-1986
Gay Nurses Alliance, 1981
Gay Officers Action League, 1986
Gay People and Mental Health, 1972-1975
Gay People Together, 1973
Gay Peoples' Alliance, 1972
Gay Peoples' Alliance of Arizona, 1975
Gay People's Chronicle, 1985
Gay People's Project Office
Gay People's Union (California State Fresno), 1976
Gay People's Union (University of Iowa), 1986-1987
Gay People's Union (Milwaukee), 1971-1981
Gay People's Union (Stanford), 1973-1984
Gay People's Union (University of California, Santa Barbara), 1975-1987
Gay Persons Alliance, 1976
Gay Political Caucus, 1983-1984
Gay Press Association, 1983-1989
Gay Pride, 1972-1973
Gay Pride Day Festival Committee, 1975-1981
Gay Pride Festivals and Celebrations, 1986-2003
Gay Pride Week, 1976-1991
Gay Producers Association of America, 1984-1986
Gay Renaissance of Madison, 1975-1978
Gay Resources Center, 1974
Gay Rights Advocates, 1978-1990
Gay Rights Lobby
Gay Rights National Lobby, 1983-1985
Gay Sarasota, 1981
Gay Scene, 1972
Gay Service Center, 1972
Gay Service League, 1976-1977
Gay Services of Kansas, 1976-1979
Gay Society of the University of New South Wales (Australia), 1981
Gay Speakers Bureau, 1977
Gay Students Association (Syracuse University), 1976
Gay Students Association (University of North Carolina, Greensboro), 1982
Gay Students Council of Southern California, 1972-1974
Gay Students Union (Berkeley), 1970-1985
Gay Students Union (California State University, Los Angeles), 1978
Gay Students Union (California State University, Long Beach), 1975-1980
Gay Sunshine, 1972-1983
Gay Switchboards, 1971-1979
Gay Teachers Association, 1976-1978
Gay Theater Alliance
Gay Travel, 2002-2005
The Gay United Fund, 1980-1981
Gay, United in Liberty and Freedom (G.U.L.F.), 1970
Gay Video Workshop, 1973-1974
Gay Yellow Sheet, 1974-1975
Gay Youth's Gay Journal, 1971
Gayly, Inc./ The Gayly Oklahoman, 1983-1991
Gays and Lesbians at Davis, 1984-1985
Gays and Lesbians of Ames, 1980-1981
Gays and Lesbians United for Equality (GLUE)
Gays of Ottawa, 1972-1992
Gaysweek, 1978
Gaytimes, 1973-1976
GCSC/Columbia University Libraries, 1976-1981
Gender, 1966-1987
Genetics, 1968-1996
The George W. Henry Foundation (Connecticut), 1972-1974
Georgia, 1966-1986
Germany, 1979-1984
Ghetto, 1984
Ginzburg, 1965-1966
Ginzburg/ Eros/ Fact, 1963-1968
Giovanni's Room, 1977-1980
Girth and Mirth of Greater Los Angeles, 1986
Glad Day Bookshop, 1985
GLB Publishers, 1994
GLC Voice, 1991
Gledhill Enterprises, 1983
Glenn, John, 1983
The Glide Foundation, 1966-1976
Globe Daily News
GNIC Network
Golden Gate Performing Arts Association, 1983
Golden State Gay Rodeo Association, 1985-1989
Goldwater, 1968
Good Gay Poets
Good Times, 1987-1988
Gramercy House, 1981
Great American Lesbian Art Show, 1980
Great American Yankee Freedom Board (Los Angeles)
Great Britain Committee on Homosexual Offenses and Prostitution
Great Outdoors (Los Angeles)
Great Outdoors (Los Angeles)
Great Outdoors (Los Angeles)
Great Outdoors (Los Angeles)
Greater Cincinnati Gay Society
Greater Liberated Chicanos
Greatest is Love
Grecian Guild
Green, Richard, M.D.
Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry
GTV Gay Television, 1989-1991
Guild Book Service
Habeas Corpus
Hagerstown Gay Hotline
Hairspray (Los Angeles), 2004
Hall-Carpenter Archives
Handbooks and Guides
The Happy Foundation
Harbin Springs Club
Harper and Row Publishing
The Henry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association, Inc.
Harvey Milk Archives Project
Health Care
Health Education and Venereal Disease Council
Hebrew Jewish
Hellenic Sun
The Henry Gerber Pearl M. Hart Library
Heyler Hollywood Citizen News
High Tech Gays
Holiday Bulletin
Holland, 1968
Hollywood Citizen News, 1971
Hollywood Films and Television
Hollywood Hills Democratic Club
Holloway House Publishing Company
Holy Trinity Community Church
Holy Trinity Parish Byzantine Catholic Church
Homophile Action League
Homophile Community Health Services
Homophile Effort for Legal Protection (HELP)
Homophile Organizations
Homophile Union of Boston
Homofiles of Penn State
Homofiles of Penn State
Homosexual Community Counseling Center
Homosexual Information Center (HIC)
Homosexual Law Reform Society
Homosexual Voters Advisory Service
Homosexuals Anonymous (H.A.)
Homosexuals Intransigent
Homosexuals of the World
Hooker Report
House of Clark
Housing Provisions
Houston Murders
Howard Brown Memorial Clinic
Hubbard, L. Ron
Hudson House
Hudson, Rock
Human Enlightenment/The Key
Human Experimental Adult Theater
Human Rights Campaign
Human Rights Campaign Fund
Hunter College Gay Men's Alliance
Identity House
Illinois Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Immoral Majority Society of America
IMRU Gay Radio Collective
In Touch
The Independent
Indexes/Subject Headings
Info Line (Los Angeles County)
Information Systems
Die Insel
Insight: A Quarterly of Gay Catholic Opinion
Institute for Historical Research
Institute for Rational Living
Institute for Sex Research
Institute for the Study and Treatment of Delinquency
Institute of Social Ethics
Integrity Inc.
Integrity Inc.
Integrity (Houston)
Interfaith Community Church
Inter-Library Loan
International Association of Lesbian and Gay Gerontologists
International Gay and Lesbian Youth Organization
International Gay Association (IGA)
International Gay History Archive
International Gay News Agency
International Gay Rights Congress
International Gay Society
International Gay Square Dancers
International Gay Travel Association
International Guide
International Homosexual World Organization (I.W.H.O.)
International Lesbian and Gay People of Color Conference
International Male Studio
International Sexual Minorities Information Rescue
Introductory Services
Island Club Spa
Islanders' Club
Ivy Coach
Janus Society
James White Review
Jesus Christ II
John Amslow and Associates
John Agustus Foundation
The John Birch Society
Joint Venture
Journal of Homosexuality
June L. Mazer Lesbian Collection
Just L.A. Magazine
Kairos Los Angeles
Kansas City Conference
Kenn Green Group
Kepner, Jim
Key West Business Guild
Kiddie Porn
King Masters
Kinship International
Der Kreis
Drs. Kronhausen
Kuchel, Thomas H.
La Crosse Area Gay Association
The Ladder
Ladies Organization for Variety Entertainment
Lambda Association
Lambda Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Lambda Literacy Foundation
Lambda Resource Center for the Blind
Las Vegas Gay Archives
Latin Church of Christian Fellowship
Lavender Hill Mob
Lavender Horizons
Lavender People
Lavender and Red Union
Lavender Satsang
Lavender U
Lavender University of Chicago
Lavender Vision
Law, 1966
Laws and Jurisprudence
Law, 1967
Law, 1968
Law Enforcement
Law Reform
Lawrence, D.H.
Lawrence, T.E.
Lawrence University Gay and Lesbian Alumni
League for Civil Education
League for Civil Education
The League (New York)
League for the Abolition of Postal Censorship
Leather and Lace
Ledner Arts
Legal Procedures
Legalize Abortion
The LE-HI-LO
Lesbian Activist Bureau
Lesbian Activist Women
Lesbian and Gay Archives of New Zealand
Lesbian and Gay Bands of America
Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, Inc.
Lesbian and Gay History Researcher's Network Newsletter
Lesbian and Gay Law Students
Lesbian and Gay Male Theater Resources
Lesbian and Gay Network/Mobilization Survival
Lesbian and Gay Organizing Committee for 1984
Lesbian and Gay Pride Planning Committee
Lesbian and Gay Public Awareness Project
Lesbian and Gay Rights Caucus (Antioch College)
Lesbian and Gay Saskatchewan
Lesbian Defense Fund
Lesbian Feminist Union
Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Awareness Program
Lesbian/Gay Academic Union (University Las Vegas)
Lesbian/Gay Archives of San Diego
Lesbian/Gay Interfaith Alliance
Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition (Dallas)
Lesbian/Gay Rights Monitoring Group
Lesbian/Gay Telephone Connection
Lesbian Herstory Archives
Lesbian Legacy Collection
Lesbian Mothers' Defense Fund
Lesbian News
Lesbian News
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook received $4.25 million in salary and bonus for the fiscal year ended Sept. 28, little changed from the previous year.
In its annual proxy filing Friday, Apple said Mr. Cook didn't receive stock-based compensation in either year. He was awarded one million restricted Apple shares, then valued at $376 million, in August 2011, when he replaced Steve Jobs as the company's CEO.


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Oatmeal, a breakfast and baked goods staple, doesn't really appear in many savory entrees. However, it is a featured ingredient in oatmeal butter prawns, a Singaporean dish that is equally sweet, savory, and spicy. The preparation is relatively simple: wok-frying with egg, butter, curry leaves, oats, sugar, and bird's eye chilli. The result is a deliciously fragrant dish that is at the same time comforting and exotic. It seems to have been bred from both a sun-kissed Southeast Asian sidestreet and a Norman Rockwell-esque kitchen. The fast wok preparation ensures the oatmeal stays crispy. Wow, you think, oatmeal can taste this good outside of a cookie.
We had this dish tonight at Singaporean Secrets in Beijing's The Place. The restaurant had other decent selections, including mee goreng and roti prata, but it was the oatmeal butter prawns that stood out. At the start of a blistery Beijing winter, munching on the prawns made me wonder about the cost of airfare to Singapore.
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I had heard from older friends that sex for women gets better in their late-20s and 30s, but I never really believed it until I hit 30. Holy crap, it's true! My sex drive is way more intense and I have more orgasms more easily than ever before. Not that I need justification to enjoy my awesome new sex life, but I'm just curious, why does this happen?
—30 and loving it
This is a phenomenon that can be traced back to Dr. Alfred Kinsey, whose 1953 book "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female" noted women tend to hit their sexual stride in their dirty 30s. But, remember that Kinsey's research was conducted in the 1940s. By the time these lusty ladies hit their 30s, they were married and had a couple of kids. Pre-marital sex was very much frowned upon, and well, it was just a very oppressive time to own a vagina. Kind of like today actually! So it would make sense that Kinsey's women in their teens and 20s wouldn't have the knowledge and access to sexual pleasure that women have today.
That said, there's no scientific evidence that a "sexual peak" exists in either men or women. Our bodies and hormones are fluctuating all the time, and our "sex drives" (a very subjective term) change just as frequently. Though several studies do point to a peak in women's sex drives when they hit the middle of their reproductive cycle, which is why you might find yourself on that barstool or sexting an ex around that time.
The dirty 30s myth is counterintuitive on a few biological levels, namely that after adolescence, testosterone, which is the main hormone involved in libido, decreases steadily in both men and women as we age. Also, women are most-fertile in their early 20s, so it makes little sense that it'd take another decade for our bodies to be like, "Oh, hey, sex! Me likey." This isn't to say I'm not happy for your newfound life as an orgasm-machine. I totally am. But research on the topic has revealed that there's no age when we are our most randy.
However, there are lots of other reasons that might account for your sudden increase in sexytimes, including the delightfully out-of-our-hands occurrence known as aging. A pleasant by-product of getting older is you give less of a f**k about what others think, your inhibitions are lowered, and you (most likely) have your shit more together. You're probably getting more sleep and feeling generally more stable in your life. Plus, by your 30s, you've been around the block several times. You know your body and what feels good. You're better able to communicate your desires to your partners than you were in your fumbling teens and regrettable 20s. All of these things lead to better, happier times in the sack. Basically, your sexual "peak" will be any time you feel comfortable and desirable in your skin.
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My miracle
Posted by Kim @ Peace of my Heart on Friday, November 20, 2009 |
I've got so many things on my heart. The emotions and feelings that I have experienced over the past several months encompass it all…from such tremendous joy at the safe arrival of our baby girl in May to the greatest sorrow I've ever known when she left us in August. The days since have been filled with tears, anger, disbelief, wonder, gratitude, helplessness, love, but most importantly, trust. I continue to trust that God is in control. Even through the anger and the tears, I know God is there. At times, I feel like I'm all alone, but I know differently. I've discovered that there's a chasm that often exists between what I feel and what I know.
Not long after Kristen's death, I was in church listening to someone talk about miracles. I remember feeling very "cheated" because I didn't get my miracle. As I sat there, becoming very angry, it was as if God whispered in my ear, "But you did get your miracle." Reflecting on that, I couldn't argue. Kristen is my beautiful miracle. She was the wonderful surprise gift that I never knew how much I wanted until she was given to me. She changed my life in ways I never anticipated, and I will never be the same.
I've had some very honest conversations with God, asking "Why?" and even questioning His plan ("Surely, there was another way, God!"). I've been at a place where I didn't even know what to pray. I've been hit with unexpected waves of grief that have completely knocked me down. But through all of that, I still know that He loves me. He knows my pain, my heartache.
Interestingly, my life today looks very much, from the outside, like it did about a year ago, Inside, however, I know it to be very, very different. I've cried more tears than I ever thought humanly possible. My heart has felt an ache like I never knew it could. My arms have longed to hold that sweet baby again. My ears have strained to hear her crying for me. Even so, God has not abandoned me. He has cared for me through the loving kindness of so many people. I am truly blessed.
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This post follows on from my earlier post "How a Lack of Executive Functioning May Appear in Young Adults" which actually ended up looking at children rather than young adults. (Thanks Sharon for pointing that out.) Hopefully I won't get sidetracked again. If you haven't read that post, you might want to read it before continuing here as it provides a useful introduction to the topic.
In my earlier post I defined lack of executive function and talked about the problems it can cause in day-to-day scenarios involving simple tasks, like getting dressed. As children get older however, executive functioning difficulties become more pronounced because they're expected to be able to take responsibility for more far-reaching decisions.
The decisions made by teens can affect lives and can result in legal action, injury and even death.
An Example;
Take, as an example, the problem of driving home after a night out.
The simplified executive functioning would probably flow as follows but each component would have a myriad of ordered sub-tasks as well;
- Decide - Am I ok to drive home?
This would require both a knowledge of the drink-driving laws as well as a reasonably accurate count of one's own consumption. Of course, if there's a tester machine handy, this simplifies things but someone with defective executive functioning could easily miss this step and not even consider their own suitability to drive. Of course, if they're well over the limit, then their executive functioning is probably even more impaired than usual and the decision will not be made without outside involvement.
- Decide - Are my friends ok
Chances are, this decision would probably not even occur to an individual with Aspergers syndrome. It's not that they don't care but simply that it takes work to put themselves in someone else's shoes and they won't pick up on subtleties. If someone's speech is slurred or if they're a little unsteady on their feet, it probably won't register but of course, if they fall over - or better still, ask directly for a lift home, they'll be helped. Even without executive functioning difficulties, this step will probably be missed.
- Drive Home
Driving is an executive functioning nightmare. There are so many sequenced tasks to perform that little things, like putting a seat belt on may be missed. There's also the constant distraction of one's driving surroundings. Headlights from oncoming traffic, noise from the radio or passengers, street lights, traffic lights etc. You'd be surprised at how these things can further impair executive functioning.
Change is just as bad. You might be wondering what exactly constitutes change on the road since since everything there is in motion but I can tell you that both of my worst teenage driving accidents were the result of cars being in "unexpected places". Simply driving at different times of the day can put parked vehicles in previously moving lanes.
In the days before mobile phones, street-side telephone boxes used to be a big issue too because cars would be unexpectedly parked there when their owners were on the phone. Although these are less of a worry now, a car turning at a rarely used intersection is enough change to cause an accident.
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The problems of teenagers with executive functioning difficulties don't end with cars. Unless they have extremely strong personalities, it's hard for them to make appropriate choices when peer pressure is applied. It's also more likely that they will react incorrectly under pressure.
For example, a person involved in a low-level crime, such as underage smoking, drinking or loitering, may not realize that the crime isn't serious enough for them to be hauled off to jail. Instead of standing their ground and accepting a lecture from the law, they may try to run or even worse, may react violently.
This is one of the reasons why so there are so many stories about people with aspergers being assaulted by police. It's not police brutality, it's simply that these young adults react inappropriately by either becoming overly defensive or by fleeing.
Finally, the problems are not limited to legal and driving issues. They also have social consequences. For example. a female with impaired executive functioning may go too far in flirting with someone. In particular, flirting without a clear plan or intentions. This can lead to unsavory and dangerous responses. It would be wrong to suggest that a female is responsible for an aggressive reaction but at the same time, an inability to read warning signals and a failure to plan for safety significantly increases her risk.
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It's hard to know exactly what can be done to improve executive functioning skills in young adults and the problem is twofold;
- How to recognize a lack of executive functioning?
If this has been picked up in a young child, and taught constantly, then there's an easy answer. Unfortunately however most doctors talk about autism, adhd or aspergers in general terms rather than the specifics of executive functioning.
- How to teach a young adult to plan more effectively
If it wasn't difficult enough to pass on the skills of successful planning and awareness to young adults, there is also the problem that young adults are not interested in this sort of "training" from their parents. While role-playing these scenarios could be helpful, it's unlikely that it could be accomplished at home. It really needs to be done as part of their formal education.
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29 comments:
- Sarah AB said...
Thanks for the links Bob - perhaps you have linked to it elsewhere, and I missed it, but here's another excellent piece by Rob Marchant, posted after the other one refer to here.
Thanks also to the link to Carl Packman's piece - it's *outrageous* that Carole Swords, in particular, is being invoked to prop him up.
- 31 March, 2012 05:57
Galloway as Mosley 1931?, mosley was thwarted in his electtral ambitions in 1931, and successfully chased away by communist and labour activists when he attempted to speak, incident which are often cited as reasons for his embracement of fascism ( though Mosley was running with the fascist bacillus long before that) . Galloways electoral success, and the lack of forthright opposition, allow him to maintain his internal narrative as the chosen one, without the necessity of creating a fascist movement to bolster it. shorn of the sub trots of the SWP, respect is purely a fan club.
- 31 March, 2012 09:52
- Jim Jepps said...
Reuben Bard-Rosenberg had what I thought was a good comment on Ken here http://www.bigsmoke.org.uk/?p=61498
I'm still uneasy to be honest, but none of the options available seem that palatable.
- 31 March, 2012 10:14
"Clearly Ken's record is not unblemished. His comments to the Reuben Brothers, wherein he told them to "go back to Iran" and "see if they can do better under the ayatollahs", were fairly indefensible. Leftists shouldn't be telling anybody to go back to where they came from.
But telling Jews to go "back" to a country where Jews face discrimination and persecution – not to mention the fear that comes with having an anti-Semitic loon as President – is rather beyond the pale.
As as socialist and a Jew I hate anti-semitism. And I get irritated by the tendency of some on the left to sometimes downplay or deny it – or to robotically respond to any accusation by ritually repeating that line about anti-Zionism not being anti-Semitism. Yet the new accusations against Ken simply lack sufficient clarity to justify moving one's vote elsewhere in this very politically important election. On May the 5th I will be voting Livingstone."
For Reuben politics trumps antiracism here?
Importantly it doesn't deal with the nub of Ken's problem (and I suspect many that defend him):
"Ken determines Jews as a religious group but does not accept Jews as an ethnicity and a people, and did not respond on this other than to say as an atheist he found this hard to comprehend."
So basically, Ken is denying Jews a right to determine who they are.
Ken does NOT apply that to any other group, just Jews.
Jim, why? And can you see the problem here?
- 31 March, 2012 11:53
- Waterloo Sunset said...
I don't think there's a direct parallel between Galloway and Livingstone- the issues with them are quite different. Galloway is, at his heart, genuinely communalist I think. In the same way as his support for the Soviet Union was honestly held. Livingstone, on the other hand, is entirely opportunist. The only thing Livingstone has ever believed in, in my view, is Ken Livingstone.
On the Bradford election, some observations. This is a mixture of stuff of my own and things based on talking to some associates in the area.
It's undoubtedly the case that Galloway did try to appeal to Muslim voters, as Muslims. (The teetotaller stuff, in particular). And it's highly likely he got some votes on that basis. However, this result cannot be explained solely on that basis. (Jim D mostly writes polemics, so can be forgiven for not having looked at these factors seriously. Lucy Lips is just shit at analysis. I suspect that post would have been pretty much written beforehand and just put in when Galloway won).
Reasons I'm saying that it isn't just a communalist/sectarian vote:
1. The size of Galloway's majority precludes it. If you look at the demographics for that area, there has to have been a significant vote for Galloway from non Muslim voters. (And no, I don't believe this was entirely made up of SWP and Respect members).
2. The large turnout. This means that at least some of Galloway's support came from those who are either newly qualified voters, non voters or infrequent voters. It's worth noting that's standard with this kind of "anti mainstream" vote, where a candidate outside the three gets in. The BNP have definitely benefited from it in the past, so have Respect, as have the IWCA. Not sure on Militant/SP or the Greens but I suspect it was the case with Caroline Lucas. Worth noting that the trad left groups like TUSC and the Socialist Alliance never have had this effect on an election. Which raises some interesting questions.
3. I have it on good authority that most of the Muslim 'community leader' types were still calling for a Labour vote. They were simply ignored. So the Muslim vote was not monolithic. One thing that hasn't been analysed much so far is that a generational gap seems to have been heavily at play here; one that Galloway was very good at exploiting.
4. Galloway had actually previously attacked postal voting as he believed it would work to his disadvantage. He's a savvy enough tactician that there has to have been reason behind that.
- 31 March, 2012 12:50
- Waterloo Sunset said...
Other, more miscellaneous, comments.
1. Bradford Council are notoriously shit, even as local councils go. Allegedly corrupt and certainly ineffective. They have been since the days of Eric Pickles. For just one example, Bradford's supposed "investment" was supposed to bring jobs and money to the area. Eight years on, it's still a big hole in the ground and work has been suspended due to the recession. The Labour candidate is head of Bradford council. This is at least in part an anti council vote.
2. Both the Labour candidate and much of the local councillors are also really poor politicians. Whatever you think of Galloway's politics, he's a very strong political operator; charismatic and an impressive public speaker. Whereas the Labour campaign was farcically poor. The candidate didn't even bother to turn up for hustings.
3. Bradford Labour are in no position to gripe about communalism. They both encourage and traditionally have strongly benefited from it. Even on this campaign, they still arguably ran a more communalist campaign then Galloway. In other words, what they're actually complaining about is that this time communalism didn't deliver them the votes they expect and see as theirs by right.
- 31 March, 2012 13:09
- Rosie said...
The large turnout. This means that at least some of Galloway's support came from those who are either newly qualified voters, non voters or infrequent voters. It's worth noting that's standard with this kind of "anti mainstream" vote, where a candidate outside the three gets in.
That's borne out by this:-
"Galloway used all his political know-how to rally up support from young people and students alike, many of whom were Muslims from Bradford, capturing their hearts and minds and helping to cause one of the biggest recent upsets in British politics. Galloway gained a celebrity status as he casually walked around on campus after he stood for the seat, embracing Asian students as they rushed to take pictures.
These students and young people then went on to rally many other young Muslim voters in areas across Bradford such as the heavily Asian populated Manningham. Make no mistake about it, Galloway touched the hearts of the youth in Bradford especially in the last 48 hours before voting closed; hundreds of young people campaigned to make the unthinkable a reality.
The campaigners were oblivious of Galloway's track record beyond the war, or his reputation as an opportunist and one who "never delivers" for his constituent members. His supporters, many of whom have never voted before in their lives and who seem politically unaware, were now taking part in the democratic process for the first time - to see young Muslims participating in itself was inspirational."
God only knows what he will deliver to them. Perhaps they will be thrilled when he goes and tells whatever bloody-handed Islamist leaders that arise from the Arab spring what lions they are and how he salutes them for their courage etc. After all, without the voters giving him the MP title he would be a less acceptable courtier.
- 31 March, 2012 17:22
Three obvious points than any analysis of Galloway's victory need to consider are:
1) What historical connection does Galloway have with Bradford West?
2) What made him stand there, in particular?
3) What happened to the Tory vote? Did they merely decamp for the moment and join the Galloway set? Or something else?
- 01 April, 2012 10:26
- Waterloo Sunset said...
All good points Mod
1 & 2 are obviously linked. Galloway has no historical connection with the area. (Cynically, I'm not sure if he even has any real knowledge of Yorkshire. I've not seen any evidence). Respect are relatively strong locally which will have been a factor. But he'll have stood there specifically because he believed he had a good chance of getting elected compared to elsewhere.
3 is a damn good point. I'm not currently sure on that one, but it certainly bears more examination. It certainly didn't switch to the Lib Dems (who lost their deposit) so either the Tories voted Galloway or they stayed home. Both Labour and the Tories dropped 10,000 votes from the last election (which is obviously massive, especially considering the turnout)which does provisionally suggest Galloway took votes from both of them. In fact, if you add up the main three parties lost votes, they approximately add up to Galloway's improvement on the previous Respect election result.
- 01 April, 2012 11:43
Galloways forgetting of where he is the new mp, doesn't bode well for the people of west bradford
- 02 April, 2012 09:25
- bob said...
Thanks all for very interesting comments. First, on Ken.
Mod says: "Importantly [Reuben] doesn't deal with the nub of Ken's problem (and I suspect many that defend him):
"Ken determines Jews as a religious group but does not accept Jews as an ethnicity and a people, and did not respond on this other than to say as an atheist he found this hard to comprehend."
So basically, Ken is denying Jews a right to determine who they are."
Ken himself says: "I do explicitly see Jewish people as a people – not either a religion or an ethnicity but a people." (recent mea culpa in JC http://www.thejc.com/comment-and-debate/comment/65807/please-lets-move-ken-and-jews-dramas )
Not sure if we can take him at face value or not, but that seems quite clear, plus he goes on to be pretty positive about Israel.
- 02 April, 2012 11:22
- bob said...
As a footnote, in the 1980s, Ken alienated the Board of Deputies, which then still insisted that Jews were a religion only and NOT an ethnicity, by giving GLC money to Yiddish and other Jewish cultural projects as part of his broader multicultural strategy. It took a couple of decades for Anglo-Jewish communal leadership to come over to Ken's position on this, and now they berate him from the opposite angle!
- 02 April, 2012 11:24
- Waterloo Sunset said...
On Galloway, the Louder Than War coverage seems to reinforce my view that a) this was mostly anti mainstream as opposed to specifically pro-Galloway, b) talking about this solely in religious terms is simplistic to the point of banality and c) local issues had a lot to do with the result.
I will also snarl slightly about the fact that I'm having to go to music websites, as opposed to any of the 'national' press to get decent analysis of local election results. As opposed to fucking London Mayoral elections, because that's south of the M25 so is 'real news' apparently.
- 02 April, 2012 23:37
- bob said...
On Galloway
My Mosley 1931 analogy was not an accurate one, but meant to indicate post break with Labour pre fascist. Of course, Galloway was a Labour loyalist for many many years before leaving and has campaigned on a "real Labour" basis while Mosley was in and out of a few before he formed his own. I'm not sure that Mosley's parties after 1931 were anything other than fan clubs, though, and his turn to fascism was not about the need to create a fascist movement to bolster his narrative, but rather about fascism fitting perfectly with his messianic monomania.
The more I read about Bradford, the more I tend towards the view that the Muslim/communal/"anti-war" vote was only one of many dimensions, overplayed by the mainstream commentariat. He campaigned on local issues too, and captured a significicant non-Muslim vote.
It is not accurate, however, to talk about a large turnout or a majority of the actual electorate. The 50% turn out was actually lower than any election since the 1970s, and I think since the constituency was created. In 2010, I think the turnout was 64%. I am not mathematically clever enough to know whether we can calculate the Muslim vote, and I haven't seen if there is any data on ward voting in this election. Manningham and Toller are over 50% Muslim, Heaton about a third, but Thornton and Allerto, and Clayton are overwhelmingly White British.
This is a really important point, and resonates with what I've seen in lots of other areas: Bradford Labour are in no position to gripe about communalism. They both encourage and traditionally have strongly benefited from it. Even on this campaign, they still arguably ran a more communalist campaign then Galloway. In other words, what they're actually complaining about is that this time communalism didn't deliver them the votes they expect and see as theirs by right.
- 03 April, 2012 06:41
My understanding was that Tory voters tended to turn out. One of their defining characteristics.
This might not be the case in Bradford West, but I think it's more likely that they simply changed party, backing Galloway, against the LP.
That would explain the decline in the Tory vote & the volume of his.
Face value, surely as a politician Ken will say, almost anything to get himself elected?
If that really is Ken's position, then why did it come over so poorly in the original meeting?
- 03 April, 2012 13:29
- Waterloo Sunset said...
The more I read about Bradford, the more I tend towards the view that the Muslim/communal/"anti-war" vote was only one of many dimensions, overplayed by the mainstream commentariat. He campaigned on local issues too, and captured a significicant non-Muslim vote.
I'd go further and say that I'm coming to the conclusion that communalism had no real effect on the outcome of this election.
Anti-war vote, probably. But I see that as single issue voting, not communalism. People vote on single issues all the time; students voting Lib Dem because of their tuition fee pledge, hippies voting Green because of their drugs policy, indeed, the argument against voting Livingstone is essentially a single issue one.
It's somewhat dubious that single-issue voting is an issue when Muslims do it, when that doesn't seem to raise the same ire in other cases. Arguing that Muslims should be treated differently is really not an anti-communalist stance. Although that is partly because many decents, despite their claims of being militantly pro-democracy, have never actually forgiven the bulk of the British public for not agreeing with them.
But even saying that, I do agree this was mostly a vote on local issues, not national, let alone international ones. I think this is a vital point from the article I linked to:
I can't speak for the ins and outs of every issue in Bradford, but I've seen enough of how a few key people have operated to think that whatever Galloway does, it can't possibly be worse. He's pictured with a lot of loving supporters but his 'sod it, may as well' contingent will be the silent majority.
That, in my view, gets to the core of why Galloway won this election.
The reason I think that's being ignored in the blogosphere is because it doesn't fit into either of the two main narratives people are trying to push.
On one hand, we have the Galloway partisans like Socialist Unity. They want to see this as a vindication of Galloway and of their own politics on "anti-imperialism". And a lot of them want to see this as the green shoots of a left revival. So accepting that, actually, Galloway got in because of local anger at the council isn't helpful for them. Especially when it seems some of his voters don't actually like him all that much.
On the other hand, the likes of Harry's Place want to see this as being because Muslims in Bradford West are all either Islamists or ignorant morons and they hate them. I don't think that's unfair. You'll note that all the attacks on Galloway's voters over there have been on Muslims, not on non Muslims who voted for him. And it's not just the usual right wing suspects. Lucy Lips' reaction said, specifically, that this was a sectarian vote. And some of the people very much part of the HP mainstream consensus have made their contempt for Muslims absolutely clear in the comments. I really think it is inarguable that HP is not simply against Islamism, after this. So they've simply taken an analysis which matches what they already believe.
Thanks for the correction on the turnout. If that's the case it gets even more complex. It's well documented that a significant part of Galloway's support seems to have come from new, genuinely young, voters. So the question is what happened to the votes previously cast for Labour, if they didn't go to Galloway?
This is a really important point, and resonates with what I've seen in lots of other areas
Not just Bradford Labour either. I think it's pretty obvious that some of the most vocal players of the "communalism" card regarding this result wouldn't have said anything about it if Labour had won. In fact, their posts on the election would have been triumphalist, even gloating.
- 03 April, 2012 15:44
- Waterloo Sunset said...
This might not be the case in Bradford West, but I think it's more likely that they simply changed party, backing Galloway, against the LP.
I think that Bradford West is likely to have been something of an anomaly on that. Tory voters are no less prone to being influenced by local issues than Labour. And the previous Tory council (who were running Bradford up to the local council election) are as unpopular in the area as Labour are now. The fact you've got the two parties having run things in succession means neither are currently able to disassociate themselves from the council's unpopularity, unlike a lot of other places.
This isn't to say that I don't think you may well have a point about the possibility of some Tories having tactically voted, simply that I don't think it's the only or even main factor at play.
Even if the whole of the lost Tory vote from the last election had gone to Galloway (which isn't likely, obviously), he'd still have only won by a few hundred votes if the Labour vote had held up. The fact that the Tories lost roughly the same number of votes as Labour suggests something else was going on.
- 03 April, 2012 15:45
Not arguing all of Tory vote went to Galloway, but to me it seems highly plausible, given 1) what we know about Tory voters 2) the decline in the Tory vote 3) the size of Galloway's vote.
Part and part.
- 03 April, 2012 22:00
WS has a very strong point here, "I really think it is inarguable that HP is not simply against Islamism, after this. So they've simply taken an analysis which matches what they already believe."
- 03 April, 2012 22:07
- bob said...
Re this from the Bradford article WS recommended:
I can't speak for the ins and outs of every issue in Bradford, but I've seen enough of how a few key people have operated to think that whatever Galloway does, it can't possibly be worse. He's pictured with a lot of loving supporters but his 'sod it, may as well' contingent will be the silent majority.
The uselessness and cronyism of Bradford Labour was undoubtedly a factor, as it was for the rise of Respect in Newham, where dissatisfaction with Labour machine politics was channelled into Respect voting. However, in Newham and even more in Tower Hamlets, what happens is sections of the machine simply transfer from Labour to Respect, and the cronyism and incompetence continue is a new form.
Machine politics based on religious authority, kinship ties, patronage, grace and favour, social networks etc etc is one dimension of communalism. It's not by any means a Muslim thing: Ken is a master of oiling the ethnic machines in London, such as the NW London Irish machine. The Lib Dems took over the white working class Bermondsey Labour machine. And so on.
The other dimension of communalism is the "sectarian" thing, the identitarian politics: voting for a party because it represents an identity. It seems that this has been enormously exaggerated in the Harryist/mainstream coverage of Bradford. But it is surely clear that Galloway and his supporters have worked hard to milk it, both in Bradford, and in East London.
Also, responding to the "it can't possibly be worse" argument: Galloway campaigned on some local issues, but it is pretty obvious to me that he is using Bradford as a stage to access a national, even global, stage. His calling it Blackburn the day after he was elected, as Darren notes, is one example. Or the fact he was never seen in Tower Hamlets when he was the MP there (despite it being a bit more convenient than Bradford for the Five Live and Press TV studios and London international airports...).
- 05 April, 2012 08:35
- bob said...
On the HP issue, I'll have to go and read HP and its toxic comment threads now, to see whether I agree. That's not fair!
- 05 April, 2012 08:38
- bob said...
Got side-tracked by the news about GG's new (fourth, young, Amsterdam-based) wife. 'The next few months will be interesting because I will be working back in Westminster as an MP. But we will be moving around between London, Bradford and Amsterdam.'
Unbelievable. Wonder if he'll fit in a visit to Blackburn while he's on the move. (Actually, though, thinkign about it, Leeds Bradford airport has excellent connections to Amsterdam, so maybe I'm being unfair!)
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2124227/George-Galloways-new-Dutch-bride-Putri-Gayatri-Pertiwi.html#ixzz1r9LjlnA2
- 05 April, 2012 08:45
- bob said...
Following on the marriage story, looking at the pictures of the last 3 Galloway wives, each younger than the one before, all Muslim, I couldn't help but think of the "other-fetishizer" phrase, but was pre-empted by Rosie's comment at HP: "The fetish seems to be for women who are very attractive, going by their pictures. That's quite a common fetish, I believe. Also, given his political activities he would run into more Muslim women than yer average Dundonian RC."
- 05 April, 2012 08:58
- bob said...
David Goodhart on Bradford - a more subtle take on the communalist argument: http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/2012/04/george-galloway-bradford-west-bloc-voting-labour-ethnic-minority/
- 05 April, 2012 10:52
- bob said...
Two more interesting links:
John Mann http://labourlist.org/2012/03/bradford-debacle-galloway-is-right-labour-must-listen/
Helen Pidd
- 05 April, 2012 12:40
- Sarah AB said...
There have been several Galloway related posts at HP. I felt the main emphasis was on the communalism of the campaign, rather than on having a go at the voters themselves.
- 05 April, 2012 14:04
- Waterloo Sunset said...
Oh, yeah, I'm pretty sure Galloway is going to be entirely shit as a local MP. That doesn't negate the "how can it be any worse" argument however. Indeed the author of the linked piece makes clear that she, and many of the people she talked to, are highly cynical about Galloway. This is as far more about a "fuck you" to the political establishment as it is an actively pro Galloway/Respect vote. And, on that basis, it's probably worked. Bradford hasn't had this much national attention for years. We've even had "the hole" mentioned in national media.
I'm talking about comments like these (all above the line, from Lucy Lips and the guest post by Phil)-
This was a candidacy that was aimed at demonstrating that, if Muslims are appealed to in the name of religion, they will vote for you.
All politicians know that, in elections, there are certain claims, certain 'dog whistles'
In areas with a substantial Muslim population, as we have seen this morning, it is entirely possible to win a local campaign by asking the electorate to vote as Muslims
But there's a squeamishness about opposing this sort of sectarianism, when it comes from minority groups.
These people voted as Muslims not as immigrants because their principal religious and political identity is Islam.
I think it's clear from those that the 'official' Harryist line is that all Muslims in Bradford West who voted Galloway are a monolithic bloc who vote exclusively on religious lines.
I also don't believe for a second that Alan A's post about communalist Labour tactics would have been written if Labour had won. Although I accept I can't actively prove a negative there.
- 05 April, 2012 16:25
- Sarah AB said...
Sorry not to respond earlier, WS - I was away. I accept that you back up your point - although I don't respond to these quotes quite as you do. It could be argued that this piece goes further,
I commented on it briefly here:
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