Code,695002
Subject,Buck Harris
Date,4/25/2010
Interviewer,
Abstract,"The speaker talks about his work with governor, gay and lesbian communities in Cleveland"
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1,Start in Cleveland 
2,"Cleveland was not radical enough, wanted to leave Cleveland, was afraid not to be accepted"
3,"Life in Washington DC, work at gay bar, teaching in Maryland, living two lives"
4,"fell in love at a gay bar in Cleveland, settling down "
5,"relationship with parents, work in family planning"
6,settling a clinic
7,"liaison between public and community of great risk, his partner was diagnosed with AIDS"
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9,treatment and death of his partner in 1986
10,he himself had no track of the virus; involvement with gay community 
11,"didn't take any leadership, did not want to be too visible in public, no possibility of gay marriages"
12,discussions about gays and lesbians
13,gays and lesbians leaving home towns to be who they were
14,work for governor 
15,""" A Gay man's guide to health"" "
16,"reaction of public on his work, mostly negative "
17,differences between gay communities in Cleveland and other cities
18,language he uses in his brochures
19,lectures in swingers' clubs
20,propaganda of safe sex among gays
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22,support from lesbian community 
23,young gay men coming home to die
24,"reation of public, support from denominations, AIDS brought gays to the forefront "
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26,a story about a gay man who had AIDS  and infected his partners 
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28,teaching a course to public in order to show how AIDS infected people feel
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32,"A meeting at Trinity Cathedral in the social hall, 75-100 people attending his lecture about safe sex"
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34,lesbian community leaders and activists in Ohio 
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38,"Gay bars, many of them were named after flowers"
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40,a lot of people find their community through the doors of the bar
41,more opportunities for young people 
42,less racism in gay community
43,women not served in bars because they were not wearing dresses 
44,"new opportunities: gay churches in every major city in Ohio, gays in sports "
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