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I might be completely wrong, but can I ask you a question?

Posted 7 years ago Tagged daughters family text messaging

So I did it, I came out!!!  I’m 54 with two daughters and married to a woman. Here is how it all happened…my daughter sent this text exchange:

Daughter: I might be completely wrong about this but can I ask … Read the rest here

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68 years ago today, on January 13, 1958, the U.S. Supreme Court made history with its first-ever ruling in favor of gay rights.

In One, Inc. v. Olesen, the Court unanimously reversed lower decisions and protected ONE: The Homosexual Magazine—America’s first widely distributed pro-gay publication—from censorship.

Launched in 1953 by brave activists from the early homophile movement (including founders linked to the Mattachine Society), ONE provided a vital voice to queer people: stories, poetry, articles, and discussions about homosexual life at a time when being gay could mean losing your job, family, or freedom.

The Post Office had seized issues, calling them “obscene” under old Comstock laws. But the Supreme Court said no—content about homosexuality isn’t inherently obscene. This landmark per curiam decision affirmed First Amendment rights for LGBTQ+ voices, allowing publications to reach readers nationwide via mail.

This quiet but powerful victory helped build community, foster pride, and lay groundwork for future fights—like Stonewall, marriage equality, and beyond. It proved that LGBTQ+ people deserve the same free speech protections as everyone else.

In an era of repression, this was a beacon of hope: the highest court recognizing our humanity through the power of words.

Today, ONE Archives at USC Libraries is the world’s largest repository of LGBTQ+ materials, preserving this groundbreaking legacy for education, research, and activism. 🏳️‍🌈
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