101. GAYLY: A Gay History Of The World: Preamble Introduction to the gay side of world history. http://www.suphawut.com/gvb/gayly/gay_history1.htm

GVB Gayly A Gay History of the World Written and compiled by Anitra Budd Angela Waldoch (Originally published on the WWW at http://suphawut.com/gvb/gayly/gay_history1.htm early every month, historians unveil new discoveries about the world's queer past. In fact, history is replete with gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people who have contributed significantly to world history even though the world's cultures have rarely condoned homosexuality. But going back as far as the dawn of human cultures complex enough to be called "civilizations," you can find references to GLBT people. Let the Reader Beware Any piece claiming to be a history of the world naturally invites skepticism and this piece is no different. Creating an accurate account of the world's queer history, one that weaves people and events into a cohesive narrative, can seem insurmountable. For some segments of history, early accounts are scarce and the sources vary widely in type. For other times, world regions and cultures, research into homosexuality has only recently begun. Homophobia across time has played a significant role in documenting our history. In many parts of the world, homosexuality was a taboo subject, punishable by death. It wasn't until the identity politics of the late 20th century that gays and lesbians had a positive incentive to recognize each other, to unify as groups or to document any gatherings. In reality, they had more reasons for hiding their sexuality at all costs. To counter the misrepresentations of gay people as evil, immoral or perverted throughout history, we must share our stories.

102. International Front Runners Affiliation of GLBT running/walking clubs that have organized in many larg ecities around the world. History, events, and links to local groups. http://www.frontrunners.org/

International Front Runners Find a Club About IFR Who We Are The First FR Club ... 2nd Asia Pacific Outgames 12 March - 19 March 2011 Legal notices Privacy statement

103. The History Of The People's Republic Of China A collection of online texts and reviews. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/55/index-b.html

Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history of East Asia World History Archives home page and index The history of the political subdivisions of China ... The IT, media, and telecommunications of China

104. HistoryWiz: For Students, Teachers And Lovers Of History Source for history, original content, including multimedia exhibits, as well as links to other sites. Topics include world history, American history and current events. http://www.historywiz.com/

105. The History Of Salt Sodium chloride around the world in history from ancient to the 18th century. Includes resource links. From the Salt Institute. http://www.saltinstitute.org/Uses-benefits/Salt-in-history

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