Wow!

you (Mimi) father fucker & liar, no one watches your interview. Congratulations since you acquired a penis!!!

Cool! Thanks for posting. The old video footage from first Pride was especially great to see and hear...

SYLVESTER 🎉🎉🎉🎉 GET INTO IT!!

Some people like somebody because they're gay. I don't care about that s***. They like somebody because it furthers their own agenda. I like Sylvester because he's a good singer with great material. I'm a straight man with no sexuality because of radiation treatments. It has freed me from being like most people are. Besides this, remember that God has rules and we know what they are. If you just let yourself go with every feeling you have, judgment might not work out for you....

The man was iconic

He’s my guy. Sylvester did so much, in music and for gay people, and has never really got the recognition for that. Perhaps because he was way before his time. In Sweden, where I live, he is almost unknown by my fellow hbtq. I miss him so much. ❤❤❤

You can’t sing Billy. That’s why you haven’t crossed over. 🤷🏽‍♂️

This is all self promotion and marketing

Thank you Leigh Pfeffer for putting all the footages together, I really enjoyed.

This is bad. Startede good but then just went of the wall.

I cannot thank you enough for this documentary on a man that literally saved this little country boy's life. Loved him then; love him to this day.

I miss sylvester because he was gay and not a blasphemous person and he didn't hate God orJESUS he was in to the music not into demonic rituals,wichcraft,ect,ect. He didn't sell his soul for fame or money and he was humble. Not Like today's gay people in the media they worship Satan,sam smith comes to mind and so many more Satanists... and i am not viewing this video because i can't stand the queen they started with, doesn't even come close to SYLVESTER JAMES toe nails..

Beautiful documentary thank you 😊 awesome! Sylvester ❤enjoyed the video from Guadalajara Mexico 🇲🇽

Where can we see the play now!

Cal is always so well-informed. And such an amazing human

11:04 No, no, no more of that. Lmaooooooof. That's the second time I've seen someone say that about Disco music when it started being frowned upon. And you could not play that famous Disco tune.

Great shiur thank you !

My legendary guardian Angel ! 😘 👼🏾

I just purchased both your gay and lesbian history and the history of Eve Adams and I was wondering why no one discusses current day conversion therapy. What are the current day methods and procedures for example. If you have any information I would appreciate it. Looking forward to reading about this little known writer. Thanks

She's a misandrist. But I guess because she throws hate towards men, feminists applaud her. Hypocrites. I'm sure it would be a different reaction if the changed "men" for "female" and the statement she did were by a gay men. "Men population should be *reduced* to 10% of human race" More or less her hateful words.

Rupaul did it long after Sylvester in the 90s but of course billy porter wouldn't acknowledge that known fact he doesn't like Rupaul darlings

This is the most awesomeness thing! Good work!!!🔥❤️

Sylvester James, Jr. was born on this day in 1947. If he was alive he'd be 75. He was such an extraordinary and fantastic singer and showman. God bless you, Sylvester.

I so appreciate that Noam Sienna explained that Talmudic non-binary sexes were implemented as legal categories based on physical features, rather than as gender identity words. As a traditional Jew who doesn't connect with gender, it really grates on me when people who aren't ritually literate tell me, "well the Talmud says there are X genders! Judaism is non-binary!" Because not only is it not true (gender is far too recent a concept, and the purpose of these categories was to re-assign a sexual binary to people that might otherwise fall outside it), but their practice wasn't gendered to begin with. And it's often used as a 'gotcha' against ritually observant Jews, which is still insulting to observant non-binary/non-gendered Jews. Anyway, thank you Noam for helping me feel seen.

I love you baby! Sylvester is my idol! I can't get enough!

If you've ever seen the pretty terrific made-for-tv-movie ( i think it was) "Playing For Time", with Vanessa Redgrave, in the 70s or very early 80s, there's a couple characters in the story who are women who are in a lesbian relationship. . . . . In the movie, the character Redgrave plays, said something very close to this, and i remember it still: " It's a wonder that anyone can feel anything", said in response to another concentration camp member in her housing unit who criticizes the two women, who are seen being affectionate in their bunk bed area. . . . . There had been so little televised content about LGBT+ themes back then, an certainly almost always negative, that i remember the movie for partly that representation.

no sound as soon as play began!

Is Eve Adams remembered in Germany as a Jewish Lesbian victim of the holocaust? I sure hope so!

Already know the music of this unforgotten and unbelievably talented🌈🌈family artist, and I saw his story on Unsung a long time ago. But I never tire of coming across any docs on him. He is always missed😔💚

when I die, I will look for the cloud where Sylvester is performing and stand in line.

I misinterpreted the title of the video and thought I would be seeing the play. I really enjoyed the conversation about the life of Margot Heuman and, also, to learn about the work done by women involved “…on their journey taking Margot’s story from page, to stage, to the world wide web.” Has the play made available to the public?

That Toolbox mural acquisition in particular is very exciting!

Program starts at 2:05

Thank you so much for organising posting this on your channel. It's so important to watch.

Like you shuuuuuuuuuudddddddddd…..!!!! Mitey Real..!!!!!!!

I LOVE mason's call to indigenous people. So many call outs are so rote. I felt that.

Nice. ✌😊💏

love this video and waiting to convert this to audio to put on my radio station kmsf-db

Quite interesting.

Fantastic panel - thank you to the GLBT Historical Society for putting it together and to panelists for participating. More information about the film project, another clip and details about how to donate can be found here: www.documentaries.org/sally

We just finished watching this excellent compilation. Special thanks to Jim Provenzano for all that you continue to do. My partner at the time and I were so proud to dance with the San Jose, CA-based El Camino Reelers square dance group and many other square dance clubs at the Opening Ceremonies at Kezar in 1986. Reelers still dances weekly in Palo Alto, if anyone is interested in learning or participating, even as a volunteer.

The torchbearers for GGI were Team LA co-founder and US Olympic swimmer Susan McGrievy (who also worked on the SFAA v. USOC Supreme Court lawsuit) and SoCal resident, US Olympian George Frenn.

Congrats, Win! You should be very proud. Love how you went above and beyond.

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This was great info. Is there a vid about Vanguard. I live in the Bay Area and I never knew this history. Maybe it was buried because it’s about Transgender history? Thank you for posting. ⚧🏳️‍⚧️

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Great interview and presentation, thank you to the GLBT Historical Society, Terry and Joe. Great documental Joe Castel, thank you very much. Muy bonito entrevista Terry y muy bonito documental Joe, muchas felicitaciones y muchos exitos!

you don't admit you're a homosexual, you inform.

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