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Homo History
The Comprehensive, Unabridged, and Completely Indispensable Guide to Everything a Queer Person Needs to Know About Queer History from the Dawn of Humanity to the Present
Eli Sanders
Eli Sanders was The Stranger's associate editor. His book, "While the City Slept," was a finalist for the Washington State Book Award and the Dayton Literary Peace Prize. He once did this and once won this, but he also once crashed his bike into a parked car while on his way to a staff meeting, never mind this, so… His website, which probably hasn't been updated in a while, is www.elisanders.net.
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Escape from Real Bitch Island
Nineteen and gay, too effeminate to hide, and persecuted by haters in his small town, Chris Crocker turned to the web to vent. Now he’s a huge YouTube celebrity. Is the internet Chris Crocker’s ticket out?
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Gay Pride 2010
Planning for Seattle’s Gay Pride Celebration Is Always a Mess, and This Year Has Been One of the Messiest. How Seattle Got to This Point, How to Get Over the Drama, and How to Build a Better Pride Weekend.
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Queer Collapse
The Seattle Pride Organizing Committee Calls It Quits, and the Future of Pride Remains Unclear
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Not Straight to Video
Ken Hutcherson Claims to Have Proof He Was a White House “Special Envoy.” But He’s Not Sharing It.
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Ken Hutcherson Says He Won’t Share His White House Tape
Breaking News on Slog, The Stranger‘s Blog
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Voice of America?
Pastor Ken Hutcherson Claims He’s a U.S. “Special Envoy.” The White House Says He’s Not.