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Celebrating Stonewall 50: Two New Reviews!
My two new reviews in the Indypendent highlight how the LGBT movement is looking back at its history — and looking forward at the same time. “Gay Old Brooklyn” is a review of Hugh Ryan’s new book When Brooklyn Was … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn Museum, Hugh Ryan, Indypendent, Jessica Max Stein, LGBTQ, Stonewall 50, When Brooklyn Was Queer
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New Writing: “Harvey Milk’s Chutzpah”
I’m pleased to share my new review, “Harvey Milk’s Chutzpah”, in the brand-new issue of The Indypendent! The piece is a review of Lillian Faderman’s new biography of gay icon Harvey Milk. Ahh, the sweet satisfaction of seeing your work … Continue reading
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Tagged Harvey Milk, Jessica Max Stein, Lillian Faderman, The Indypendent
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From the Mailbag
I frequently get letters from Muppet fans all over the world telling me about how Hunt and his work touches their lives. Here is a recent quintessential email that brought a smile to my face.
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Tagged Ann-Sofie von Otter, Jessica Max Stein, Muppets, Richard Hunt, Stockholm, The Saints
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Funny Boy Introduction Coming Up!
Watch for the introduction to the Richard Hunt biography in the new year!
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“Girls Just Want to Stop Trump”: Snapshots from the NYC Women’s March
I am full of hope after participating in and reporting on today’s Women’s March in New York City. About 400,000 people marched from the U.N. to Trump Tower, joining over three million people who marched across the country, and millions … Continue reading