KodyPhoenix72
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Chris Colfer and the whole of Glee in general.
Lady Gaga
And Andrew from Desperate Housewives, for the reasons GraySun gave. |
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CosmicRuss
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Anton Hysén - Sweden's first openly gay male footballer
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SanityTheorist
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Otep Shamayah and Rick mercer
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Clare Balding
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| KodyPhoenix72 wrote: | | Chris Colfer and the whole of Glee in general. |
The whole of Glee is LGBT? |
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Smartgirl56
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Tammy Baldwin!
Ellen
Anderson Cooper
Rachael Maddow |
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Loborojo
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Robert Long ( a gay Dutch entertainer, who when I was 17 was the freedom fighter fo Gay identiy). passed away a few years ago.
Tom Robinson of the band Tom Robinson band. Gay activist with his New Wave band (Sing if you are glad to be gay, beacem nearly a football anthem!).
Harvey Milk
Quentin Crisp of all!
I feel Bill Maher has some gay demeanour...or is it just me thinking that.
The Greeks and Romans.
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EtherealBallet
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I should look into the subject of LGBT people in history. I didn't find any in medieval history except some obscure guys who got executed for it.
Joan of Arc (Jehanne La Pucelle aka the lady talking in my signature  ) seemed asexual though. Then again it is unknown and many opinions about her sexuality exist (If you wish I will list all that I know of and explain). It doesn't matter much to me what it was though it could truly be rather empowering to LGBT people I suppose(she rather a hero). Truly she did seem to defy gender roles (mens clothing and her hair that she saw nothing wrong with (according to what I read she was rather stylish  ), her lifestyle after leaving, lines around the likes of "Other women can do it" in regards to a woman's supposed role and "That there seemed no difference between men's and women's clothing) which is rather empowering in itself. Truly for this I can see LGBT Christans (and others but this groups I think might as well) using her as a role model even though her sexuality is unknown (and did not matter much anyways for she was sworn a virgin (La Pucelle = The Maid) and would not have comprimised it in anyway)
Athena I do not believe exists but I like her and I think she was asexual as she never showed any attraction as far I know from the myths. Then again all of the poems I read was a little bit of Odessey.
Well those to are not LGBT but relate to such.
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Jane Addams. She was an amazing and effective woman (Hull House and founding member of the ACLU) and by most accounts was a lesbian.
Eleanor Roosevelt: this is founded on gossip but I totally hope it's true because FDR was reportedly a bit of a dog. |
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| Stephin Merritt: Gay AND an aspie! |
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Loborojo
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Rumours have it that Joan of Arc was a transgender, or dyke, yes.
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EtherealBallet
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| Loborojo wrote: | | Rumours have it that Joan of Arc was a transgender, or dyke, yes. |
Both are quite plausable (though if she was transgender I don't understand why she called herself The Maid and as a woman and wished to be buried in women's clothing. But she said that the orders for men's clothes came from God so that makes sense.) For if she was a lesbian, she may have very well been. That I think comes from stuff like her sleeping in the same bed as other women (Sometimes with men but it seemed she may have felt safer in a bed with another woman) and a line somewhat like this "She liked to sleep with young women more than older women." (Not exact but along those lines) Some have taken this to mean something sexual. I would say it could imply attraction at most. I would say that the one about her "sleeping" (sexual activity) with a lot of women is unlikely. It would have made her not a virgin, she had sworn to remain a virgin in soul and body. She thought she would reach heaven if she kept it. She did not know what would happen if she lost it but she did usually obey her voices (disobeyed when she jumped out of the tower and when she repented (she took that back soon after) she left a place she was told not to but she didn't disobey because she tried to stay but was too injured and was taken out. It was not by her own will) Though her being lesbian is as likely as anyother sexuality. Her sexuality is something obscure so it is quite an interesting subject. In all my reading I did not see any preference between them so all are quite plausable to me. Someone made started a rumor that she was lovers with the saints that came to her and kissed them. She did kiss and embrace them but it seems of reverence only. I don't think I believe that one. If I ever find the book I might type out what it said unless it is too offensive. (Medieval France I don't think had a good view of homosexuality)
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| EtherealBallet wrote: | | I should look into the subject of LGBT people in history. I didn't find any in medieval history except some obscure guys who got executed for it. . |
That is untrue. I just remember reading about women writing love songs for women. I forgot to say I was talking about Europe
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Loborojo
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Roin Hood was gay...after investigations of cenosred sonnets.
Shakespeare was...and even that was much hushed up..
and how come no one mentions Oscar Wilde here?
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