On This Day: 29th July

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Sat 29 Jul 2023

Trans Adult Support Group launches in Rotorua in response to âgreat needâ
'Weâre workers...
Links: NZ Herald

Fri 29 Jul 2022

Rainbow community face high rates of homelessness
The rainbow community faces homelessness at a significantly higher rate than other New Zealanders, new research shows...
Links: RNZ
Second man in court charged with Rainbow building arson
Two men have been charged with setting fire to the Rainbow Youth building in Tauranga - one still has delayed entering his plea...
Links: Stuff
Shaneel Lal: Do the seven Manly players really care about suicide prevention?
OPINION: The game between Manly Sea Eagles and Roosters was to raise money for a suicide prevention foundation, Gotcha4Life...
Links: NZ Herald
Uncoupled: Is Netflix's latest Star production this year's Emily in Paris?
REVIEW: Unless you’re a huge Neil Patrick Harris or Marcia Gay Harden fan, this clunkily written rom-com series is depressingly disappointing...
Links: Stuff
Drag Race Down Under Interview: Aubrey Haive
Links: Express
Manly Lose 20-10, But Pride Shirt Sells Out
Links: Express

Thu 29 Jul 2021

Gay conversion therapy ban - next steps to be announced by Government
Legislation has been drafted to ban so-called gay conversion therapy by the end of the year, the Herald understands...
Links: NZ Herald
Gay conversion therapy to become criminal offence, Justice Minister Kris Faafoi announces
Practices intended to change or suppress someone's sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, also referred to as gay conversion therapy, will become a criminal offence under legislation announced today...
Links: NZ Herald
Gay conversion therapy to become criminal offence, Justice Minister Kris Faafoi announces
Practices intended to change or suppress someone's sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, also referred to as gay conversion therapy, will become a criminal offence under legislation announced today...
Links: NZ Herald
The Salvation Army Supports Proposed Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill
The Salvation Army is supporting the proposed Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill, which will outlaw this unethical practice...
Links: Scoop
Tokyo Olympics 2020: IOC medical chief Richard Budgett praises Laurel Hubbard's journey to becoming Games' first transgender athlete
The International Olympic Committee's medical chief has praised New Zealand transgender athlete Laurel Hubbard's bravery as a trailblazing athlete at the Tokyo Olympics...
Links: NZ Herald
Tokyo Olympics: IOC medical chief praises transgender athlete's Laurel Hubbard's courage
Dr Richard Budgett declares: 'Everyone agrees that trans women are women' and Kiwi weightlifter meets Olympic qualification rules...
Links: Stuff
Law Commission: “It’s Time The Law Caught up With The Reality...
Links: Express
Rapper DaBaby Claims HIV “Will Make You Die in Two to...
Links: Express
You’re Gonna Hear Me Roar: Jaguar Dream Car Quiz
Links: Express

Wed 29 Jul 2020

Episode 84 - Marriage and kiss: AJ Fitzwater interview
Neo/Cad and Compass chat with AJ Fitzwater about their new book No Man's Land, their experience with being a queer author and their writing process...
Links: InsideOUT
Episode 84 - Marriage and kiss: AJ Fitzwater interview
Neo/Cad and Compass chat with AJ Fitzwater about their new book No Man's Land, their experience with being a queer author and their writing process...
Links: InsideOUT
Extra Time: Should transgender players be allowed to play women's rugby?
In Extra Time ...
Links: RNZ
Actors Who Play Emmerdale ‘Brothers’ Find Off-Screen Romance
Links: Express
Black Trans Army Veteran Suing NYPD After “Dehumanising” Treatment
Links: Express

Mon 29 Jul 2019

'Coming out made life much better': Former A-League player opens up
Openly gay footballer Andy Brennan says that overcoming his fears has had a positive impact on his life...
Links: Stuff
Ex-staffers call out racism, sexism, homophobia and xenophobia
Former US President Barack Obama, who doesn't often comment on current politics, seemed to yesterday endorse an op-ed written by 148 African Americans who served in his administration that called out President Donald Trump for recent...
Links: NZ Herald
Feminists fire over Hubbard
Kiwi transgender weightlifter's controversial win prompts feminist group to call for defence of women's sport...
Links: Stuff
a-ha Announce First-Ever NZ Tour!
Links: Express
Australian Politician Urged To Resign After Calling Deputy Mayor A “Poof”
Links: Express
Bulgarian Court Makes Historic Ruling By Recognising Same-Sex Marriage
Links: Express
express Hits The Gym With Dan @ 9Round Auckland CBD
Links: Express
President Of Palau Announces Support For Marriage Equality
Links: Express

Sun 29 Jul 2018

Barry Humphries: “Transgenderism” is a “Fashion”
Links: Express

Sat 29 Jul 2017

Tīwhanawhana celebrates Matariki (National Library of New Zealand)
Audio from the Tiwhanawhana Celebrates Matariki event held at the National Library of New Zealand in Wellington on 29 July 2017
Features: Ani Waapu, Ariana Tikao, Kevin Haunui, Paul Diamond, Tīwhanawhana
Links: PrideNZ.com
LGBT community mourns loss of campaigner Virginia Burns
Virginia Rose Burns, LGBT events organiser and campaigner: b Hastings, August 3, 1977; p Jac Lynch; d Wellington, June 18, 2017, aged 39...
Links: Stuff
Nigel Owens on his sexuality, suicide attempt and bulimia battle: 'Yes, I would swap everything I have achieved for a normal life'
By Ian Herbert of the Daily Mail Nigel Owens has travelled more than 2,000 miles in the past two weeks but he's still a long way from home...
Links: NZ Herald

Fri 29 Jul 2016

August Hottie of the Month: Luke Bird!
Links: Express
Males Under 26 to be Included in HPV Vaccinations
Links: Express
P2P’s Craig Watson Receives Medals of Commendation
Links: Express
Commisioner:HLR heroes should be knights, dames
A Human Rights Commissioner is calling for the heroes of Homosexual Law Reform to be honoured with damehoods and knighthoods...
Links: GayNZ.com
Parata considering LGBTI student safety, wellbeing
The Education Minister says she has received the letter sent to her by the Cross Party Rainbow Parliamentary Network regarding the implementation of LGBTI student safety and wellbeing as a National Evaluation Topic...
Links: GayNZ.com
Prisoner correspondence beneficial for mental health
The Mental Health Foundation says the new Prisoner Correspondence Network will benefit both the mental health of prisoners and those who are in correspondence with them...
Links: GayNZ.com
Tanzania bans lube to stamp out homosexuality
The government of Tanzania has banned the importation of sexual lubricants in a bid to stamp out homosexuality...
Links: GayNZ.com
“Big gay rainbow” MP to retire
The National MP known for his viral “big gay rainbow” speech that he delivered during the marriage equality campaign, has announced he will retire at next year’s election...
Links: GayNZ.com

Wed 29 Jul 2015

Australian Labor Promises to Introduce Marriage Equality Bill Within First 100...
Links: Express
Crowds Gather to See ISIS Throw Gay Man to His Death...
Links: Express
Lick’s Prom Themed Throwback
Links: Express
NZ Scouts Backs US Decision Allowing Gay Leaders
Links: Express
Health and wellbeing: your views needed
GayNZ...
Links: GayNZ.com
Palm. North toilets to go gender neutral
Palmerston North City Council is leading the way on gender neutral toilets – its staff are researching appropriate signage for facilities throughout the city...
Links: GayNZ.com
Penny Wong's marriage equality speech
Lesbian Australian Labor Senator Penny Wong delivered an emotional speech on same-sex marriage at the party’s national conference, telling those gathered “there is nothing to fear from equality”...
Links: GayNZ.com
TPPA set to impact HIV meds cost, choice
The Prime Minister has confirmed concerns the costs of medicines are likely to rise, and choice could be limited, under the Trans-Pacific Partnership - something which could impact key HIV medications...
Links: GayNZ.com
“Straight pride” proves a complete flop
A man who tried to hold a ‘straight pride’ event was the only person who turned up...
Links: GayNZ.com

Tue 29 Jul 2014

Television item (Wellington, New Zealand)
Tonight, ref: TZP448783.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision
Honolulu Pride!
Links: Express
Save The Dates! Auckland Pride Festival 2015 Dates Confirmed
Links: Express
UFC Fighter Kyle Kingsbury In Support of The Gay Community
Links: Express
Catching up with diving judge Simon Latimer
When the diving (finally!) gets underway at the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday night, gay New Zealander Simon Latimer will be among the judges...
Links: GayNZ.com

Mon 29 Jul 2013

Baron-Cohen drops out of playing Mercury
Freddie Mercury One of the best recent examples of spot-on bio-pic casting has dissolved with the announcement that Sacha Baron Cohen has pulled out of portraying the late, gay superstar Freddie Mercury...
Links: GayNZ.com
Controversial sexuality researcher dies
Dr Virginia Johnson A ground-breaking researcher into human sexuality, whose published work supported the view that gays could be turned straight, has died...
Links: GayNZ.com
Vodka maker backs protests at Russian laws
One of the companies which makes Stolichnaya-branded vodka has lent its support to the condemnation of Russia's recently intensified anti-gay laws...
Links: GayNZ.com
Winners of double wedding comp found
The winners of a radio station’s double same-sex wedding are a lesbian couple from the Bay of Islands and a gay couple from Christchurch...
Links: GayNZ.com

Sun 29 Jul 2012

Amazon founder donates to pro-gay marriage fight
MacKenzie ...
Links: GayNZ.com
TV3 reporter and Am. Cup yachtie's son a couple
David Farrier and Grayson Coutts TV3 reporter and blogger David Farrier has come out as bisexual and has revealed that he is in a relationship with the son of America's Cup yachting hero Russell Coutts...
Links: GayNZ.com

Fri 29 Jul 2011

Claim filed over 'discriminatory' adoption laws
A group has filed a claim with the Human Rights Review Tribunal against New Zealand's adoption legislation which it says is discriminatory on a number of grounds, including sexual orientation...
Links: GayNZ.com
Labour MP to table adoption bill next week
Labour MP Jacinda Ardern is to put forward a bill which would push for New Zealand's "antiquated and discriminatory" adoption laws modernised and updated...
Links: GayNZ.com
Police appeal for help in Blooming Bulbs case
Police are appealing for public help in finding out who is responsible for repeated graffiti attacks and an arson at the Mangawhai Heads property of a lesbian couple...
Links: GayNZ.com
Police investigator to speak on HIV prosecutions
The police officer who headed up the high profile 2009 enquiry into the man who became dubbed the 'HIV Predator' is amongst the guest speakers at a national seminar on HIV next month...
Links: GayNZ.com
Skjellerup named Gay Games ambassador
New Zealand Olympic speed skater Blake Skjellerup has been made a Gay Games Ambassador alongside out Australian diver Matthew Mitcham...
Links: GayNZ.com

Thu 29 Jul 2010

Anika Moa nominated for Silver Scroll
Anika Moa Anika Moa has received her third nomination for the nation's leading songwriting prize, this time for Running Through the Fire (Storm)...
Links: GayNZ.com
Carter explains secretive 'coup' letters
A defiant Chris Carter says he wrote letters warning of a leadership coup in his party because he does not believe it is possible for Phil Goff to win the next election...
Links: GayNZ.com
Carter has "no future" with Labour Party
Chris Carter **UPDATED**Chris Carter has been suspended from the Labour Party caucus and his future with the party is on incredibly shaky ground, over letters which were delivered to members of Parliament's press gallery this morning claiming Phil Goff would face a leadership challenge...
Links: GayNZ.com
Cologne Calling: Ron Judd
Around 50 New Zealand athletes and performers will represent our community at Gay Games Cologne, which open on 31 July...
Links: GayNZ.com
Gay man's killer loses appeal attempt
The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal application of a hitchhiker who murdered a gay man he claims made sexual advances towards him...
Links: GayNZ.com
iPhone public toilet app will help HIV+ people
A soon-to-be-launched iPhone guide to the locations of New Zealand's public toilets will be a welcome resource for people with HIV, according to two leading HIV positive support advocates...
Links: GayNZ.com
iPhone public toilet app will help HIV+ people
A soon-to-be-launched iPhone guide to the locations of New Zealand's public toilets will be a welcome resource for people with HIV, according to two leading HIV positive support advocates...
Links: GayNZ.com
Payout for man denied access to dying partner
Scull and Greene in younger days A Northern California county has agreed to pay an elderly gay man US$600,000 after social workers prevented him from seeing his dying partner in hospital...
Links: GayNZ.com

Wed 29 Jul 2009

Television item (Auckland, New Zealand)
One News, ref: TZP371115.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision
AUS: No to gay marriage
Same-sex marriage not on the cards for aussies Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd has said that although his office welcomes debate on the subject of gay marriage, the Australian Federal government will not support a change in legislation...
Links: GayNZ.com
Hawkes Bay toilets under watch
Public Toilets: Not the place to go for hookups Hawkes Bay Police have been dealing with a number of public complaints in regards to the use of the Lee Road Public Toilets in Taradale Napier, as a meeting place for men for sex...
Links: GayNZ.com
NZ troops' reminder of sadistic gay deaths
New Zealand troops currently patrolling Kabul in Afghanistan face a regular reminder of the sadistic deaths meted out to homosexuals by the extremist Muslim Taleban regime which they are helping to push back...
Links: GayNZ.com
Seven more formal complaints against Mills
10...
Links: GayNZ.com

Tue 29 Jul 2008

AKL: Gay History author hosts book event
The author of Mates ...
Links: GayNZ.com
Greens "still committed to gay adoption bill"
Green MP Metiria Turei's private member's bill aiming to legalise adoption by same-sex couples has not been withdrawn, but is unlikely to he heard in Parliament before the General Election, says her Executive Assistant...
Links: GayNZ.com
Historic K' Road corner turns gay this Friday
This Friday 1 August, one of Auckland's most iconic public houses, The Naval ...
Links: GayNZ.com
Key: "I'm more liberal than I look..." Yeah, right...
Looking liberal: Jaquie Brown quizzes John Key at NZ's music awards (Photo: NZ Herald) In an annoying series of New Zealand Heraldpuff pieces about the Leader of the Opposition, one particularlyridiculous article was a reference to his relative social liberalism...
Links: GayNZ.com
Nike drops 'homophobic' ads
Sports shoe company Nike says it would pull its ads for its new Hyperdunk basketball shoes, responding to bloggers' criticism that they fed homophobic views...
Links: GayNZ.com
Student called "smartass fag" for Rice stunt
Auckland University's outspoken and openly gay Students Association President David Do has received several angry homophobic emails from America after the Association called for the citizen's arrest of US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice during her visit to New Zealand...
Links: GayNZ.com
Takataapui TV: Earthtalk @ Awhitu
The next episode of Maori Television's LGBT programme Takataapui will be broadcast at 9:30pm on Monday 4 August: Earthtalk@Awhitu on the southern entrance to the Manukau harbour is a politics-in-action property and the home of Charmaine Pountney and Tanya Cumberland, two pakeha lesbians, whose life and actions reflect their desire to help nurture and heal the land and their commitment to honour the Treaty of Waitangi...
Links: GayNZ.com
UK: Gay sex is a sin, say most Protestants
Most Protestant Christians in Britain believe gay sex is a sin and that practising gays should not be ordained, according to a new survey...
Links: GayNZ.com

Sun 29 Jul 2007

'Gay Gore' not homo-friendly?
Despite the 'Gay Gore' reputation, Census New Zealand results have revealed that there are just three lesbian couples, and no gay male couples living together in the South Island town...
Links: GayNZ.com
Celebrating Proud '07 in Wellington
The Glamazons Proud '07 is organised by UniQ Victoria and takes place between 4 and 11 August 2007, with a whole range of activities and events on the Kelburn campus of Victoria University and throughout the Wellington CBD...
Links: GayNZ.com
Rainbow Youth makes plans for growth
Youth Co-ordinator Robert Marshall's report at Rainbow Youth's Annual General Meeting yesterday suggested the new Board is in for busy year, as the organisation hopes to increase its influence in schools and expand into the greater Auckland region...
Links: GayNZ.com

Sat 29 Jul 2006

Buffy and Bimbo's Cancelled World Tour
I was frightened at an early age by a drag queen - a high school mate took some of us along to the Montmartre (a small night club opposite what is now the library) and one of the artistes picked on one of our party to 'interact' with...
Links: GayNZ.com
Kinky Passions of the Leather Christians!!!
What else incriminating can possibly be said about Passion of the Christ? Why not have a look at the special effects involved in the prolonged flagellation and crucifixion scenes and have some fun at the fundies expense? Remember 2004? The world's fundamentalist population salivated copiously at all the whips, chains and bloodletting, letting the rest of us hear their opinions that violence was either acceptable or appropriate in this context, which is curiously lacking every other time they pontificate about media censorship...
Links: GayNZ.com
Poster boys: Their health is their greatest asset
Simon Latimer and Don Barclay Two gay New Zealand athletes, competing in this year's 7th Gay Games in Chicago and the inaugural Out Games in Montreal, are baring almost all, in a new AIDS Foundation campaign aimed at appealing to body conscious gay and bisexual men...
Links: GayNZ.com
Tamihere's World: Homophobes keep on keeping on
John Tamihere On the weekend commencing July 7, 2006, while New Zealand gays and lesbians marked our freedoms and equalities stemming from Homosexual Law Reform in 1986, John Tamihere and his talkback 'callers' vented their spleens on Radio Live...
Links: GayNZ.com

Fri 29 Jul 2005

Ashraf Choudhary on the stoning of gays
Ashraf Choudhary MP Do Labour MP Ashraf Choudhary's claims that his infamous stone-the-gays TV interview was doctored hold water? We examine the interview transcript...
Links: GayNZ.com
Victim
VICTIM UK, 1961, 1hr 40mins Dir: Basil Dearden Starring: Dirk Bogarde, Sylvia Sims Forty four years ago, Victim became the first British film to publically address the issue of contemporary gay criminality, which led to the decriminalisation of homosexuality under the UK Sexual Offences Act 1967...
Links: GayNZ.com

Thu 29 Jul 2004

Television item (New Zealand)
Qn, ref: TZP298649.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision
"Out of control" McNee sex life
A court has heard details of an "out of control" sex life at the murder trial of interior designer David McNee...
Links: GayNZ.com
Brownlee taunts Tamihere over sexuality
Cabinet Minister John Tamihere is planning an attack on "politically correct" critics of "red-blooded heterosexual men", while National's deputy leader Gerry Brownlee has taunted the Minister over his own sexuality...
Links: GayNZ.com

Tue 29 Jul 2003

Television item (New Zealand)
The Last Word, ref: TZP275664.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision
David McNee laid to rest
Celebrity designer David McNee was laid to rest in Waikanae yesterday, farewelled by 200 family and friends, including his mother...
Links: GayNZ.com
Queenstown Gay Ski Week
An exciting new event with the potential to develop into a key international happening on the gay calendar gets underway in Queenstown next week...
Links: GayNZ.com

Fri 29 Jul 1994

Television item (New Zealand)
Network News, ref: TZP147309.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision

Thu 29 Jul 1993

Television item (New Zealand)
Network News, ref: TZP125841.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision

Sat 29 Jul 1989

Partners Law Stymied (Press, 29 July 1989)
Conservative religious groups in San Francisco have reportedly gathered enough signatures for a legal petition aimed at blocking a newly adopted domestic partners law until voters can decide its fate in a November 1990 election. The city ordinance, which was unanimously approved by the Board of Supervisors in June 1989,...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

Fri 29 Jul 1988

Twelfth Chch Festival Offers Film Feast (Press, 29 July 1988)
The 1988 Christchurch International Film Festival, commencing on 29 July, is set to showcase an impressive selection of 37 films from 14 countries, including several that have garnered international acclaim but will be screened in New Zealand for the first time. This twelfth edition of the festival, held at the...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

Wed 29 Jul 1987

Guide To Avoiding A.I.D.S. Released (Press, 29 July 1987)
On 29 July 1987, the Health Department in Wellington announced that it is revising its guidelines for individuals who work with blood or are likely to be exposed to HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. The acting manager of health protection, Mr John Stephenson, indicated that the updated guidelines would...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)
Provision Of Needles Need Not Be Confusing (Press, 29 July 1987)
Mr Warren Lindberg, the director of the A.I.D.S. Foundation, addressed the effectiveness of providing needles and syringes as a means to prevent the spread of A.I.D.S. during a discussion on 29 July 1987. He emphasised the importance of careful selection of international examples when discussing outcomes, specifically noting that comparisons...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)
Television item (New Zealand)
Today Tonight, ref: TZP42755.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision

Tue 29 Jul 1986

Talks On Virus Prevention (Press, 29 July 1986)
On 29 July 1986, Dr Richard Meech, chairman of the A.I.D.S. Advisory Committee, announced plans for a national conference focused on A.I.D.S. prevention strategies in New Zealand. While discussions are ongoing, the committee has faced funding challenges, as the available resources from the Health Department are insufficient to fully cover...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)
Transsexual Pet Fools ‘penthouse’ (Press, 29 July 1986)
On 29 July 1986, "Australian Penthouse" magazine announced that its August Pet of the Month is Julia Sommers, a dancer from Sydney who is a transsexual. The magazine confirmed a prior report from the "Sunday Telegraph" stating that Julia was originally named Julian and was born in Perth in 1958....
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

Mon 29 Jul 1985

Television news report: dancer Douglas Wright returns to New Zealand to perform (New Zealand)
ref: TZP135200.
Links: Nga Taonga Sound and Vision

Thu 29 Jul 1982

M.P.s To Quiz Report Of Blackmail Bid (Press, 29 July 1982)
On 29 July 1982, it was reported that Commander Michael Trestrail, the former bodyguard to the Queen, resigned earlier this month following revelations of a long-term affair with a homosexual prostitute. The resignation has led to forthcoming questioning in Parliament directed at Home Secretary Mr William Whitelaw regarding Trestrail’s possible...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)
Risk Of Blackmail (Press, 29 July 1982)
In a letter published on 29 July 1982, D.B. Walker responds to a previous statement made in "The Press" regarding the purported risks of blackmail associated with homosexuality. Walker challenges the assertion that a tendency towards homosexuality inherently increases the risk of blackmail. He argues that such a risk is...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

Mon 29 Jul 1974

Mr Muldoon “lacks Understanding” (Press, 29 July 1974)
Mr P. R. H. Maling, the liaison officer for the Gay Liberation Front (G.L.F.) in Christchurch, responded critically to remarks made by the Leader of the Opposition, Mr Robert Muldoon, regarding the aims of the G.L.F. and the needs of homosexuals in New Zealand. Maling contended that Muldoon lacks comprehension...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

Wed 29 Jul 1970

Reform Move Expected (Press, 29 July 1970)
On 28 July 1970, the New Zealand Government, represented by the Minister of Justice, Mr Riddiford, indicated that it would consider a remit from the National Party calling for the liberalisation of laws regarding homosexuality. However, Mr Riddiford could not confirm when or if such legislation would be forthcoming. He...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)
Television current affairs: a look at the "problem" of homosexuality (New Zealand)
The South Tonight, ref TZP86813. This item has been digitised and an online viewing copy can be requested from the archive.
Links: TVNZ

Tue 29 Jul 1969

Letters To The Editor (Press, 29 July 1969)
On 29 July 1969, a news publication provided guidelines for submitting letters to the Editor. It stated that letters should ideally be typed; if handwritten, they must be inked on one side of the paper only. To be considered for publication, letters require a clear signature and a complete address,...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

Sat 29 Jul 1967

Archbishop Replies To Interpretation Of Christ (Press, 29 July 1967)
On 28 July 1967, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, responded to comments made by Canon Hugh Montefiore regarding the nature of Jesus's relationships. At the Modern Churchmen's Conference in Oxford, Canon Montefiore suggested that Jesus might have been a homosexual, stating that while women were friends of Jesus,...
Links: Papers Past (on PrideNZ.com)

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