New York Today: A Walking Tour of 11 Landmarks in Gay New York

2019年6月23日星期日

New York Today: A Walking Tour of 11 Landmarks in Gay New York

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A Walking Tour of 11 Landmarks in Gay New York

Leonard Fink, via The LGBT Community Center National History Archive

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

This Pride month, we'll take you to important locations in L.G.B.T.Q. history and tell you the stories about the gay New Yorkers, icons and activists who lived and worked there. Along the way we'll let you know about some upcoming events and a few insider tips.

Charles W. Leslie, above, and his partner, Fritz Lohman, put together their first art show about a month before Stonewall.

Rafael Rios for The New York Times

How a Self-Taught Art Curator Became a Gay Rights Champion

By ALIX STRAUSS

'I had no vision at all,' said Charles W. Leslie, who co-founded the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art 50 years ago. 'It had to do with some vague concept of gay liberation.'

Gloria Vanderbilt in the 1950s, photographed by Gordon Parks, who would become her companion later in life.

Gordon Parks/The LIFE Picture Collection, via Getty Images

Big City

Before Trump and the Kardashians, Gloria Vanderbilt Invented the Personal Brand

By GINIA BELLAFANTE

It used to be that the very rich avoided the spotlight at all costs. Then an heiress figured out how to sell her own story and changed all that forever.

Sunday Routine

Damaris Hernández, in white, with her husband, Joseph Gilbert, and their children, Joseph Oliver, in stripes, and Mariana.

How the First Latina Partner of a White-Shoe Law Firm Spends Her Sundays

By MARGUERITE JOUTZ

Damaris Hernández, like every parent, spends the day shuttling her children around. With any luck, she'll catch a Zumba class or see a 'nonanimated' movie with her husband.