Kent State University GLF 1972-1978

Was a psychotherapy intern at Open Quest in Los Angeles, an announcer for Gay Waves in Cleveland, and a volunteer with Gay Education Awareness Resource Foundation. Worked as a social worker until retirement. Now Radical Faeries and Midwest Men's Festival.

Philadelphia, San Francisco/Berkeley GLF, 1970-1972

I worked as a psychotherapist for 3 years, then lived in Rio de Janeiro, before coming back home to Boston to work for a computer company until I retired.

Temple University, Philadelphia GLF, 1971-1974

Helped establish the homeless queer youth shelter in the Castro and fought gentrification of the neighborhood during the dot-com boom. He currently writes regularly for beyondchron.org and sings with the Peaceniks, a group that does music with a social conscience.

Washington GLF, 1971-1973

Author, diversity workshop facilitator, Assistant Professor of
Multicultural and International Curriculum Studies at Iowa State University, and editor of the Journal of Gay, Lesbian And Bisexual Identity.

London GLF, 1971-1974

Watercolor painter, active in the arts and leather s/m communities in San Francisco. I am partnered to my lover of 16 years, Steven Gaynes.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Started Belhue Press in 1991 to publish his own work and other work like it. He published 14 books and is included in 25 anthologies. He has been living with a lover for 27 years.

Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa GLF, 1971-1979

Original member of the GLF group on campus, active in local Iowa gay politics for a number of years, on disability living in San Francisco now (in SF since 1978). You don't know what an aortic dissection is, ask me!

New York GLF, 1970-1971

Was a member of the Come Out! collective and is now a media and marketing professional in Mexico City and Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. Roberto is currently developing www.gayliberationfront.com in memory of Come Out! editor Lois Hart & GLF founding member Juan Carlos Vidal.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Presently practicing classical acupuncture and zero balancing, a bit
of MoveOn, writing, contemplation/meditation, and one-foot-in-front-of-the-other.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Long time political activist and writer. He had psychotherapy practices in New York, is the author of two books, and is currently working on a collection of short stories.

New York GLF, 1970-1971

I am a writer and artist, the author of ten books. I organized the 1989 GLF reunions in San Francisco and New York. I live in San Francisco and visit San Miguel de Allende, Mexico every two years.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

I returned to my home state of North Carolina and worked for over 25 years in the printing industry for UNC-CH. To satisfy my need to express myself in words though, I write reviews for amazon.com under the name, Elton T. Elliott.

Washington GLF, 1970-1972

Helped start Fruit Punch gay radio show on KPFA, developed Gay Youth programs at Pacific Center, was later a a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence (Sr. Boom Boom) and now an astrologer, writer, sometimes community activist. With my lover, Elias Trevino, since 1994.

Berkeley GLF, 1970-1972

Was a psychotherapist at Fenway Community Health Center in Boston and helped found AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts. In San Francisco ran a gay men's mental health program at Operation Concern/New Leaf; lived in India for two years; now in private practice.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Born in the old Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick, and lived on the Upper West Side as a teenager. Active on the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, helping to organize New York's first three marches up Sixth Avenue. Currently semi-retired, living on Davis Island.

New York GLF, 1970-1971

A gay activist since coming out in 1966. A historian of gay culture with a book coming out soon. Currently a certified public accountant living with my partner of 35 years.

London GLF, 1970-1972

Joined GLF while studying at the London School of Economics, was a founding member of the Youth Group, and organized the first gay march in the UK. Became a teacher in 1972 and continued in the profession until his early retirement in 2002. He now looks after a castle.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Has lived a totally gay-centric existence in the New York, Greenwich Village, gay subculture fighting to attain the cultural, sexual freedoms that inspired GLF.

New York, Venice, Los Angeles GLF, 1969-1971

Distinguished Professor of English and Women's and Gender Studies at Pace University in New York. She is the author, editor, and translator of 10 books. Her newest is a memoir about gay liberation, Tales Of The Lavender Menace.

New York GLF, 1970

Educator, performance art producer.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

A member of GLF 95th Street Collective, GLF Speaker’s Bureau, Femmes Against Sexism, and the Gay Male Caucus of the Revolutionary People’s Constitutional Convention. Co-published Double F and co-authored the Effeminist Manifesto. Subsequent long career with The Advocate .

New York GLF, 1970-1971

A dance career in New York, Paris and Hawaii, where Ernest Morgan (love of 22 years 'till he passed of AIDS in 1992) and he founded Kalani Oceanside Retreat. Still dances (hula), presents gay men's events and competes/performs in Gay Games.

Buffalo GLF, 1970-1971

Founded Buffalo GLF, participated in the 1971 Albany March for Gay Rights, was NY representative at 1979 March On Washington For Lesbian & Gay Rights. Currently works at NYU and chairs the International Association Of Lesbian & Gay Children of Holocaust Surivors.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Radical Lesbians. Free-lance writer, columnist and satirist: Gay Power, Come Out, The Advocate, Majority Report. San Francisco: feminist activist, producer of womens' musical events, and stained glass artist. Eugene & Portland, OR: troubled teens counselor. Now back in Illinois.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Poet (six books), novelist (three books), playwright (one staged, three written). Activist in CORE, Yippie, GLF, Flaming Faggots, and Effeminism.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Founder, Detroit GLF at Wayne State University, 1970.

Retired science and environmental journalist, formerly with KPIX-TV , San Francisco. One of four original filmmakers on The Times of Harvey Milk.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Then a photographer, staff of Come Out! Founding member of Radicalesbians and co-author of the lesbian feminist manifesto The Woman Identified Woman. Now a psychotherapist in private practice with an office around the corner from the Stonewall.

New York GLF, 1969-1971

Journalist, now semi-retired, he worked for 10 years as reporter and assistant editor at the Athol Daily News. Co-founder in 1973, with four other gay men, including GLFer Carl Miller, of an intentional community, Butterworth Farm, still in existence.