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Sergei Diaghilev (1872 – 1929) Russian
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Richard Chamberlain (1934 – ) US Actor
Barney Frank (1940 – ) US
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Alan Duncan (1957 – ) UK
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Jake Heggie (1961 – ) US
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Suzanne Westenhoefer (1961 – ) US
Comedian / Actress
Alejandro Amenabar (1972 – ) Chilean
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Scott Rennie (1972 – ) UK
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Stefan Olsdal (1974 – ) Swedish
Musician
Romaine Patterson (1978 – ) US
Author / Presenter / Activist
Author / Poet / Playwright
Gisele Freund (1908/12 - 2000 ) French
Photographer
Art Critic
Richard Chamberlain (1934 – ) US Actor
Barney Frank (1940 – ) US
Politician
Alan Duncan (1957 – ) UK
Politician
Jake Heggie (1961 – ) US
Composer / Musician
Suzanne Westenhoefer (1961 – ) US
Comedian / Actress
Alejandro Amenabar (1972 – ) Chilean
Director
Scott Rennie (1972 – ) UK
Reverend
Stefan Olsdal (1974 – ) Swedish
Musician
Romaine Patterson (1978 – ) US
Author / Presenter / Activist
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Dario Bellezza (1944 - 1996) ItalianAuthor / Poet / Playwright
Gisele Freund (1908/12 - 2000 ) French
Photographer
Sodomy in history, March 31st
1860 — Pennsylvania enacts an outlaw statute saying that persons who flee when accused of certain crimes—including sodomy—can be found guilty without trial.
1902 — Iowa amends its sodomy law to cover oral sex.
1972 — Vermont amends its oral sex law to eliminate the provision for compulsory confinement in a jail.
1976 — The Florida Supreme Court reverses a conviction for open and gross lewdness of a man who fondled another in a dark bar.
1981 — Montana adds a fine of up to $50,000 for sodomy, but exempts paupers from paying it.
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