Harry Hay A Symbol of Resilience in the LGBTQ+ Struggle

Harry Hay, who died Thursday of lung cancer at 90, earned an unusual distinction as a founder of the gay liberation movement and a member of ... Harry Hay is today rightly praised by a wide variety of LGBTQ activists and organizations as a pioneer in the struggle for freedom and liberation. Harry was a vocal and courageous supporter of NAMBLA and intergenerational sexual relationships, though since his death many of the assimilationists in the gay ... American gay rights activist (1912-2002). In more languages. Spanish. Harry Hay. No description defined. Traditional Chinese. No label defined. Today's figure in LGTBQ+ history is Harry Hay. Hay founded the Mattachine Society, an underground network for homosexuals. Harry Hay. Director: Even: As You and I. Harry Hay was born to a well-to-do family in the U.K, in 1912, and moved with his family to Los Angeles in 1919. Harry Hay had a vision, and that vision led to the founding of the first sustained gay rights organization in the United States—the ... Harry Hay. Director: Even: As You and I. Harry Hay was born to a well-to-do family in the U.K, in 1912, and moved with his family to Los Angeles in 1919. Harry Hay composed the first manifesto of the American Gay Rights Movement in 1948. "We know how to live through their eyes. We can always play their games. Using Format. Contact. Get In Touch. harry-hay@hotmail.com. Name. Email. Message. Send Message. Copyright © All rights reserved. Using Format.