Pat Gozemba and Karen Kahn, authors of Courting Equality: A
Documentary History of America's First Same-Sex Marriages talk with
Gordene and Nancy about the first days of same-sex marriage in Massachusetts.
Marilyn Humphries joins Karen Kahn and Pat
Gozemba to comment on, and share the stories behind, the photographs of Courting Equality: A Documentary History of America's First Same-Sex Marriages.
Pat Gozemba is a professor emerita of English and women's studies at Salem State College, and founding member of The History Project, documenting LGBT movements in Boston since 1980.
Karen Kahn is former editor of Sojourner: The Women's Forum, an
activist, community-based, feminist newspaper. She edited Frontline
Feminism: Essays from Sojourner's First 20 Years (1996).
Marilyn Humphries is an independent photojournalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, The Progressive, Bay Windows, and the Boston Phoenix.
what are we going to do to the ever climbing suicide rate. In South Dakota now its at 15.9% which is vary high, from 5 years ago. five years ago its was at 14.3%. I am Angela Himalaya with support matters and black hills center for equality in Rapid City SD. We are working on many things. and our website is http://support-matters.com if you want to email us its at information@support-matters.com we also have a chat room for you to get help in this ever rising problem.
Just getting to watch your tv shows.
Love your GenderTalk radio shows - been listening to them every day for the last 6 months. My wife downloads a few at a time so we can listen in our players.
Thanks for so much inspiration and information! The shows are really priceless to me as I've become increasingly comfortable coming out with my transgender orientation in the last 6 months.
Would like to email you directly, is that possible?
2010-03-30, 05:01:14 -
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Darlene
Oops-- I meant transgender identity!
2010-01-21, 16:26:26 -
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Tigga
- Wats gud
me and my feance wanted to knw more bout same sex merriage
2010-01-07, 19:39:20 -
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Caroline
- 2010
Hope you guys are all right. Hope we can look forward to more than a new copyright year change. Miss your work.
Caroline xxx
2010-01-11, 12:24:34 -
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Nancy
- We're good
Thanks for asking, we're well and gathering our energies for a fresh new charge in 2010.
Amanda, thanks for your kind words. We're so pleased to be reaching folks who need this; we'll do our best to keep it coming.
2009-09-17, 14:31:31 -
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Amanda
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I happen to be watching the local public channel (2) in San Luis Obispo and your show came on. When you acknowledged my city I was crazy happy. My hope is for your program to help my local community understand what Transgender is. I have been taking hormones for 4 years now. I really should have done this 20 years ago. I am 48 years of age. I imagine I was not ready to accept it all yet. Anyway thanks for all the great work you both do. Look forward to seeing more.
I wonder if you have or would consider doing a show regarding transgenderism and aids. I also live with aids.
Much love,
Amanda
