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Ken Pyne, “Punch” 2 December 1981 From the early days of what we would now call multiculturalism, this cartoon offers all the possibl...

James Anderton was the chief constable of the Greater Manchester. His campaigns to combat crime were complemented by his public opinions on ...

All the casual disgust and revulsion occasioned in certain people by the mere existence of homosexuality, let alone any sexual practices, ...

By the end of 1984, AIDS has become a fixture of conversation, an imminent concern, an object of speculation and ill-informed speculation, b...

By the late 70s/early 80s, an accepted element of a healthy life on the gay scene was the regular trip to the VD clinic and then a few pills...

Elaine’s friends set up her with a Kurt, a man they all meet in a bar. Elaine and Kurt get on, but then Kurt reveals to Tony that he is bise...

“Alice” was a sitcom adapted from Martin Scorsese’s 1974 film “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore”. The show began in autumn 1976, and the sec...

Joanie Caucas was one of the characters from the earlier years of Doonesbury. In her mid-30s she had left her husband, and eventually drifte...