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Marvin Gaye Live, 1974 | Masculinity and Softness on The Midnight Special

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Rotimi Fani-Kayode (1955–1989) | Photography, Spirituality, and a Black Queer Legacy

Doug Spearman | Making Independent Films Without Permission (Recorded Masterclass)

Lafayette Reynolds Refuses to Bow to Casual Homophobia | True Blood

In My Father’s House | Faith, Family, and Fear

Victim (1961) | Blackmail, Law, and Private Life in Britain

Glen or Glenda (1953) | Gender, Law, and Social Panic in Cold War America

Your Support Changes Everything for LGBTQ+ Film and Documentary Creators

Dirty Gertie from Harlem U.S.A. (1946) | Race, Respectability, and Moral Panic

The Unspoken Desperation of Midnight Cowboy’s Hustler Scene

Alvin Ailey: Celebrating a Black Gay Legend in Dance

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Boy with Beer | The Play That Captured What We Still Can't Say

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Nina Simone – Mississippi Goddam | Live in England

Nina Simone – Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood (Live, England 1968)

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Nina Simone – Ain’t Got No / I Got Life (Live in England, 1968)

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Dionne Warwick's Emotional Performance | 'I'll Never Fall in Love Again'

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Patric McCoy on Collecting Black Diaspora Art | Private Gallery Tour (Part 1)

Black Gay Fathers | Family, Visibility, and the “Don’t Rush” Moment

The Out List (2013) | Public Life, Visibility, and LGBTQ Representation

Blackmendream (2014) | Nine Men Speak on Blackness and Masculinity

Urban Tensions Surface in the Shadows | Odds Against Tomorrow Nightclub Clip

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Robyn Crawford & Whitney Houston: The Relationship That Changed Everything

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