Reflections on Being a Gay Activist in 1970s West Germany (2026) Les K Wright The first and, sadly, short-lived modern gay movement occurred in the Weimar Republic (1919-1933) of Germany. Germany’s first experiment with democracy provided ample freedom for progressive social, cultural, and political pursuits. This was also a time of hyperinflation, which made economic survival precarious … Continue reading ‘SCHWUL—NA UND?”
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YOU CAN’T FIGHT IF YOU’RE DEAD
In light of yesterday’s catastrophic staged performance by Trump and Vance for all the world to see live, I need to share about that. It was a moment that “will live in infamy”—bringing shame on America for the rest of history. I think most people, except for the MAGA fools, now have gotten full measure … Continue reading YOU CAN’T FIGHT IF YOU’RE DEAD
I Wanted to Live Like a White Person
Notes on Being Old, Poor, and Gay Les K. Wright When I was one of the disaffected youth of the 1960s Bob Dylan spoke directly to me through his music. Fifty years later “Like a Rolling Stone” still speaks to me personally. When I was young the tone of righteous anger resonated for our generation. Wasn’t … Continue reading I Wanted to Live Like a White Person
Les K. Wright 