Here is where we honor pioneers and the victims, too, who demand recognition and respect.
Ever since we completed research—-our archive activism— at the Leontyne Price Library at HBCU Rust College in Holly Springs, Mississippi, we longed to read something about the great Leontyne Price […]
We are living through a time of reckoning, a time of acknowledgment and apology for catastrophic mistakes forgotten and erased. For The American Psychiatric Association (APA) this process began long […]
For those of us who lived through the screaming silence of the Reagans during the AIDS crisis, especially so if you are gay, “Washington Post” columnist Karen Tumulty’s “Triumph of […]
An Interview with Glenn Frankel, author of “Shooting Midnight Cowboy” “Midnight Cowboy” stars Jon Voight (Joe Buck) and Dustin Hoffman (Ratso Rizzo) agreed with each other to do a […]
My Personal Fight Against Online Hate by Christopher Wolf Chris Wolf is Senior Counsel Emeritus at Hogan Lovells US LLP in Washington, DC and the co-author of Viral Hate: Containing […]
The people of Washington were our bedrock By Richard J. Rosendall Amanda Michelle Gomez of Washington City Paper recently sent the following inquiry to Mattachine Society of Washington: “I am […]
Veteran “Washington Blade” Reporter Lou Chibbaro Completes Donation of “The Chibbaro Files” to George Washington University Special Collections Library. “The Chibbaro Files” gift facilitated and financially supported by Mattachine. January […]
Mattachine is proud to share our live Q&A panel from October 26th, 2020 featuring CURED Co-Director Patrick Sammon, one of the documentary’s heros Rev. Magora Kennedy, attorney Lisa Linsky, and […]
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