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| Under the reign of this British king, 'buggery' becomes a capital offense. | |
| In Great Britain, he is found guilty of 'gross indecency' and is sentenced to two years of hard labor. | |
| This German sexologist helps to found the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee, the world's first gay rights organization. | |
| The 'Society for' this 2-word phrase is chartered, becoming the first recognized gay rights org in America; a similarly-named 'Campaign' carries on their work today. | |
| In a letter to an American woman whose son is gay, this Austrian writes: 'Homosexuality...is nothing to be ashamed of...It cannot be classified as an illness.' | |
| This military conscription registration system's 'Medical Circular No. 1' instructs that homosexuals are not to be inducted into the armed forces of the United States. | |
| Along with Pomeroy and Martin, he publishes 'Sexual Behavior in the Human Male.' | |
| In Denmark, she becomes the first person to undergo sex reassignment surgery following a series of hormonal treatments. | |
| The first issue of this LGBT magazine is published in Los Angeles. | |
| These New York City riots occur. | |
| Speaking as 'Dr. H. Anonymous,' Dr. John Fryer's address at the annual meeting of this organization is instrumental in getting homosexuality removed from its 'DSM-II.' | |
| Her 'Save Our Children' coalition is successful in repealing a Dade County (FL) ordinance prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation. | |
| This member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, along with mayor George Moscone, is assassinated by Dan White. | |
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| This Massachusetts representative comes out in a speech on the floor of the US House, in the process becoming the first openly gay member of Congress. | |
| Journalist Randy Shilts publishes this book, a chronicle of the AIDS epidemic; the title refers to a popular story about an event during the sinking of the 'Titanic.' | |
| In 'Science,' Dr. Simon LeVay publishes research which suggests that homosexual men exhibit a biological difference in this brain structure. | |
| In 'Romer v. Evans,' the US Supreme Court strikes down an anti-gay ammendment to the constitution of this 'Centennial State.' | |
| President Bill Clinton signs this act, giving states the option to not recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. | |
| This namesake of a 2009 law dies five days after the beating that left him in a coma; his murder inspires 'The Laramie Project.' | |
| This European country becomes the first to legally allow same-sex marriage. | |
| Ruling on this case, the US Supreme Court strikes down a Texas sodomy law, effectively decriminalizing homosexuality in the United States. | |
| This state issues its first marriage license to a same-sex couple, becoming the first state in the US to do so. | |
| This country becomes the first nation in Africa to allow legal same-sex marriages. | |
| California voters pass this controversial ballot measure, ammending the state constitution to prohibit same-sex marriage. | |
| Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir is sworn in as Prime Minister of this nation, becoming the first openly gay head of state in modern history. | |
| President Barack Obama signs the repeal of this controversial military policy. | |
| If you know *his* name, surely you know who his co-defendant was. | |
| He was actually the *second* openly gay member of Congress. | |
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