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Shopping for a Dress . . .
Brandy Madison posted a photo:
. . . that’s feminine, festive and flattering.
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Coat – Meli Imako
Hair – Truth
Pantyhose – Star Outlet
Boots – Precious Designs
Necklace and Earrings – Dressed by Lexi
Rings – Absolute Vendetta
Background – vmsd.com
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66773
Trainsurfers posted a photo:
Locomotive: 66773
Working: 6E09 Liverpool Biomass Terminal – Drax Aes
Location: Audenshaw Reservoirs
Date: 25th September 2019
Openly gay Kameny runs for D.C. Delegate: 1971
Washington Area Spark posted a photo:
Franklin E. Kameny is shown in a March 19, 1971 photograph while campaigning as an openly gay man for Washington, D.C.’s non-voting congressional delegate.
Kameny used his candidacy for D.C. Delegate to raise the issue of discrimination against what we now call LGBTQ people.
The election winner, Walter Fauntroy, drew 65,000 votes. Kameny came in fourth with 1,800 votes.
Kameny was fired from his job at the Army Map Service in 1957 after he was arrested in Lafayette Park—then a gay male cruising location. The Civil Service fired him as a “sexual pervert.”
Kameny unlike others who hid their heads in shame, fought the dismissal. He lost, but went on to become one of the founders of the Mattachine Society in Washington, D.C.—an early gay rights group.
He brought a militancy to the nascent gay rights movement in the years before the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion.
Kameny, together with others, organized picket lines at the White House, Civil Service Commission and Pentagon in 1965.
Kameny was one of the leaders among those who campaigned to overturn the American Psychiatric Association’s classification of homosexuality as a “sickness.”
He and other advocates succeeded in 1973 when the trustees of the APA removed the designation. Dissident psychiatrists petitioned the issue to the membership but the trustees’ decision was upheld 20,000-3,800—a resounding victory for Kameny and the other advocates.
Kameny died in 2011.
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHsmHCoVvx
The photographer is unknown. The image is an Associated Press photograph housed in the D.C. Library Washington Star Collection.
Kameny on eve of D.C. Delegate election: 1971
Washington Area Spark posted a photo:
Candidate Franklin Kameny is shown in a photograph published in the Washington Star March 21, 1971 on the eve of the election for D.C. Delegate.
Kameny used his candidacy for D.C. Delegate to raise the issue of discrimination against what we now call LGBTQ people.
The election winner, Walter Fauntroy, drew 65,000 votes. Kameny came in fourth with 1,800 votes.
Kameny was fired from his job at the Army Map Service in 1957 after he was arrested in Lafayette Park—then a gay male cruising location. The Civil Service fired him as a “sexual pervert.”
Kameny unlike others who hid their heads in shame, fought the dismissal. He lost, but went on to become one of the founders of the Mattachine Society in Washington, D.C.—an early gay rights group.
He brought a militancy to the nascent gay rights movement in the years before the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion.
Kameny, together with others, organized picket lines at the White House, Civil Service Commission and Pentagon in 1965.
Kameny was one of the leaders among those who campaigned to overturn the American Psychiatric Association’s classification of homosexuality as a “sickness.”
He and other advocates succeeded in 1973 when the trustees of the APA removed the designation. Dissident psychiatrists petitioned the issue to the membership but the trustees’ decision was upheld 20,000-3,800—a resounding victory for Kameny and the other advocates.
Kameny died in 2011.
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHsmHCoVvx
The photographer is unknown. The image is courtesy of the D.C. Public Library Washington Star Collection © Washington Post.
Rebirth
joshking10irl posted a photo:
I’ve recently started dabbling in drag and am loving the process of self discovery!
Meeting with my inner divine-feminine has been daunting and exhilarating….so ladies and gentlemen, I’d like you to meet – Gaia! ❀
✪Strap Pants @ 4Bidden
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Spurt%20Beach/220/221/23
✪Arms Sleeves @ Noche
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Secret%20Isle/35/232/1515
✪Winter Hair @ Magika
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Magika/127/128/22
✪Horn & Nosechain @ Swallow
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cobra/85/46/2501
Cooking With Martha
EnviouSLAY posted a photo:
♥ Wearing ♥
Hair:Truth~Eternity
Head:Genus~Classic Face
Eyebrows:SB~*Genus* Eyebrows Amanda
Eyeshadow:[PF] GENUS EYESHADOW Applier – Beauty Glaze – NEUTRALS
Lipstick:Colivati Beauty~Miami Lipsticks V2
Body:The Shops~Legacy
Top:Tetra~Neva – Turtleneck [ @C88 ]
Apron:VanillaBae~Sexy Apron [ @TheEpiphany ]
Whisk:VanillaBae~Vaking Bae Whisk [ @TheEpiphany ]
Pose/Prop:FOXCITY. Baeking Couple Pose (Rez)
♥ Decor ♥
Wednesday[+] ~ Gingerbread Army ~ Recipe Book – COMMON [ @Epiphany ]
Wednesday[+] ~ Gingerbread Army ~ To give Box – COMMON [ @Epiphany ]
Wednesday[+] ~ Gingerbread Army ~ Ustensils – COMMON [ @Epiphany ]
*Vanilla Bae* {Baking Bae} Flour Bag – C [ @Epiphany ]
*Vanilla Bae* {Baking Bae} Kitchen Sign with Hooks – C [ @Epiphany ]
KraftWork Lecker’s Cookie Factory . Milk Bottle [ @Epiphany ]
KraftWork Lecker’s Cookie Factory White RARE [ @Epiphany ]
tylie // Penis Gingerbread Cookies[add] FATPACK [ @Epiphany ]
dust bunny . kitchen clutter . paper towels
dust bunny . kitchen clutter . dish drying rack . white
dust bunny . kitchen clutter . canisters . white
dust bunny . kitchen clutter . potted herbs . parsley
+Half-Deer+ Metallic Bracket Shelf – Gold
Apple Fall Lemon & Lime Water
Apple Fall Book & Nectarines Tray
Hive~Modular Modern Farmhouse Kitchen
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