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‘Wagging’: My Story as Gay Jewish Male
Eric Gordon
May 11, 2006
A couple of years ago, I heard about an oral history project for older gay men and women that resulted in a staged play. I didn\’t see it, but when Bob Baker, the adapter-director, sent out the call for a new cast, I signed up. We listened to each other\’s stories, wrote up the most telling ones and turned remembered conversations into dialogue. After nine months, out came a play.
Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Howard Lovy
July 1, 1999
Just as the story of the ancient Hebrews\’ deliverance from slavery has been retold over the generations as the defining moment of the Jewish people, so have the Stonewall Riots become the story of the deliverance of a people.
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