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• Gay and Lesbian Press 

  For fifty years gay and lesbian presses in America have published papers and magazines that give a distinctive voice to their concerns. Their...

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• Soldier Field 

  Dedicated as a memorial to World War I soldiers, the colonnaded stadium known as Soldier Field has served as a cultural mecca for Chicago...

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• Aids 

  Medically, AIDS is the acronym for "acquired immunodeficiency syndrome," a medical condition which enables a massive suppression of the human...

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• Rosemary Clooney 

  No one more epitomized female vocalists of the 1950s, a time when America was hooked on novelty songs, than Rosemary Clooney. With her strong,...

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• Blueboy 

  From its first issue in 1975, Blueboy was a pioneer in gay monthly magazines. Its focus was on an upscale, urban gay market. While containing...

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• The Chicago Bears 

  Like their home city, the Chicago Bears are a legendary team of "broad shoulders" and boundless stamina. One of the original members of the...

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• The Advocate 

  The Advocate has garnered the reputation as the news magazine of national record for the gay and lesbian community. The first issue of The Advocate...

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• Rock Hudson 

  Actor Rock Hudson's unmistakable masculinity made him a screen idol of the 1950s and 1960s. Hudson was a traditionally handsome figure and a...

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