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The latest posts from @Gay_Vintage. Nostalgic memories and contemporary admiration (mostly) through the grains of photographic film. Feel free to submit any homostalgic content! I also have personal work on Instagram, check it out! A curated collection celebrating male beauty and youthful innocence. If you were gay in the city, you went to these dark and dingy bars, which were run by the Mafia, and at any time it could be raided by the police and you could be arrested.

Lavender Zines is a digital and physical archive preserving queer magazines and ephemera from the s. From erotic magazines and drag queen matchbooks to radical newsletters, we spotlight LGBTQ+ history, art, and underground culture, one printed page at a time. From there, Nini and Treadwell began collecting vintage photos of men in love dating between and Now, they’ve compiled their collection into a stunning page coffee table book of.

Farewell, Lurid Digs. At the time, he was about to resurrect the project from hiatus. They provided no reason — just that it violated their policies. Woodruff immediately appealed the suspension, but Twitter upheld the decision.

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He suspects that the review, if it was looked at by a human at all, was handled by a conservative Christian such as those featured in The Cleaners , a documentary about overseas content moderators. Whether or not that hunch is true, Twitter has provided no further means of appealing the suspension or reaching anyone at the company. With no apparent recourse, Woodruff has little option other than throwing up his hands in frustration.

The black-boxiness of social media is an ongoing issue for many independent queer content creators , who are disproportionately affected by moderation policies. Lurid Digs began its life in that form, but audiences are less likely to browse blogs these days. Now, to be discovered, creators have to situate themselves on platforms owned by mega-corporations. Savage Love Bold Type Tickets.

Support The Stranger. Log In Sign Up. Arts Oct 12, at pm. RIP Lurid Digs, again. Matt Baume. Comments 4. Tags: Arts Homo Tech. Matt Baume Matt Baume covered geek culture, queer news, and city infrastructure, and would leap at the flimsiest of excuses to write about furries. A writer, podcaster, and videomaker, he resides on Capitol Hill with far too many plants.

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