Lessons from the LGBTQ+ Rights Movement with Activist Julie Dorf

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In this episode:

LGBTQ+ rights activist Julie Dorf joins us to share how she and a coalition of ragtag organizers created the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission in the 90s, her role in and lessons learned during the struggle for marriage equality, and why she’s listening to her own “queer spawn” and younger activists on how to move forward in these times.

References:

Julie Dorf - @JulieDorf

Council for Global Equality

OutRight Action International

Act Up

Queer Nation

Roseanne episode - “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

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