[
The Pink Triangle Trust
]
The Pink Triangle Trust
Site Map
A complete list of pages on the Pink Triangle Trust website
Pink Triangle Trust Home Page
What is Humanism?
An Introduction to the Pink Triangle Trust
Support the Pink Triangle Trust
Gift Aid Form
Standing Order Form
Bequest Form
Contact the Pink Triangle Trust
Blog
Affirmation Ceremonies
Gay and Lesbian Humanist
Magazine
What do readers say?
How to obtain back issues
Some contributors
Copyright statement
Content listings for recent issues
Autumn 2005
Summer 2005
Spring 2005
Winter 2004-2005
Autumn 2004
Summer 2004
Spring 2004
Winter 2003-2004
Autumn 2003
Summer 2003
Spring 2003
Winter 2002-2003
Autumn 2002
Summer 2002
Spring 2002
Winter 2001-2002
Autumn 2001
Summer 2001
Spring 2001
Winter 2000-2001
Autumn 2000
Summer 2000
GALHA
at Mardi Gras 2000
Spring 2000
Winter 1999-2000
Autumn 1999
Summer 1999
Spring 1999
Winter 1998-1999
Autumn 1998
Summer 1998
Spring 1998
Winter 1997-1998
Autumn 1997
Summer 1997
Spring 1997
Winter 1996-1997
Autumn 1996
Summer 1996
Spring 1996
Winter 1995-1996
Autumn 1995
Summer 1995
Spring 1995
Winter 1994-1995
Autumn 1994
Gossip from Across the Pond
Autumn 2005
Summer 2005
Spring 2005
Winter 2004-2005
Autumn 2004
Summer 2004
Spring 2004
Winter 2003-2004
Autumn 2003
Summer 2003
Spring 2003
Winter 2002-2003
Autumn 2002
Summer 2002
Spring 2002
Autumn 2001
Summer 2001
Spring 2001
Winter 2000-2001
Autumn 2000
Summer 1999
Spring 1999
Winter 1998-1999
Autumn 1998
Summer 1998
Spring 1998
Winter 1997-1998
Infidel
Summer 2005
Spring 2005
Winter 2004-2005
Autumn 2004
Summer 2004
Spring 2004
Winter 2003-2004
Autumn 2003
Summer 2003
Spring 2003
Winter 2002-2003
Web Watch
Final Answer?
(Winter 2003-2004)
Final Answer
Across the Pond
(Autumn 2003)
The Skeptic Web
(Summer 2003)
The
Gay Today
Line-Up: Who Are They?
Gay Today
(Spring 2003)
The Emperor’s New Faith
(Winter 2002-2003)
The Ethical Web
(Autumn 2002)
Case Study
(Summer 2002)
A Theory of Everything?
(Spring 2002)
Queer Jihad
(Winter 2001-2002)
What is Humanism?
(Autumn 2001)
Equality and Beyond
(Summer 2001)
Parliamentary Progress
(Spring 2001)
Queer Resources
(Winter 2000-2001)
Turing Revisited
(Autumn 2000)
The Ex-Gay Movement
(Summer 2000)
Religious Tolerance
(Spring 2000)
Briefs
(Winter 1999-2000)
Partnership
(Autumn 1999)
History and Herstory
(Summer 1999)
Homophobia versus Humanism
(Spring 1999)
The Secular Web
(Winter 1998-1999)
Web Rings (and Hansard)
(Autumn 1998)
From Political to Personal
(Summer 1998)
Pink Triangles and Holy Smoke
(Spring 1998)
Promoting Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Rights as Human Rights
(Winter 1997-1998)
Council for Secular Humanism
(Autumn 1997)
British Secularism on the Web
(Summer 1997)
The Alan Turing Website
(Spring 1997)
Affirmation Ceremonies
Affirmations Increasingly Popular
(Winter 1999-2000)
Ceremony Update
(Spring 1999)
Watery Weddings
(Autumn 1998)
PTT
Affirmations on the Increase
(Summer 1998)
Affirming Love and Commitment
(Autumn 1996)
Publicity for
GALHA
Ceremony
(Winter 1995-1996)
A Gay Rite of Passage
(Autumn 1995)
Ceremony Update
(Autumn 1993)
Gay Love Affirmed on
TV
(Autumn 1987)
Alan Turing
Alan Turing – An Enigma After Fifty Years
(Summer 2004)
The Chemical “Cure”
(Summer 2004)
Unburying the Evidence
(Summer 2004)
Gay News on Trial
The Law that Dared to Lay the Blame ...
(Summer 2002)
Mea Culpa!
(Summer 2002)
Blasphemy – Is it still a Taboo?
(Summer 2002)
Judge Dread
(Summer 2002)
Taking on Sacred Cows
(Summer 2002)
Twenty-Five Years On ...
(Summer 2002)
Viva
GALHA
!
(Summer 2002)
Justice Ancient and Modern
(Summer 2002)
Were we really Glad to be Gay?
(Summer 2002)
The Ballad of the Blasphemy Trial
(Summer 2002)
Sssilver! Sssexy! Ssstarry! Ssseventy-ssseven!
(Summer 2002)
Genetics
An Interview with my Inner Critic
(Autumn 2001)
Gay Genes and Soya Beans
(Autumn 2001)
Science, ‘Gay Genes’, and the ‘Third Sex’
(Spring 1997)
Humanism and Homosexuality in the Netherlands
“Crime” and Punishment Dutch Style
(Summer 2003)
The Netherlands’ Road to Humanism
(Spring 1998)
Homosexuality and the Dutch
(Spring 1992)
Humanism and Homosexuality in Holland
(Autumn 1986)
Gay Humanists at the Seaside
(Summer 1985)
Obituaries
Sir Hermann Bondi (1919 – 2005)
Jack Nichols (1938 – 2005)
Geoffrey Palmer (1912 – 2005)
Peter Alexander Ustinov (1921 – 2004)
C
.
A
. Tripp (1919 – 2003)
Roy Jenkins (1920 – 2003)
Peter Danning (1928 – 2002)
A.
E.
Dyson (1928 – 2002)
Progress to Partnership
Do We Really Want Gay Marriage?
(Autumn 2005)
London: The 500th – and it’s Pink
(Autumn 2003)
Netherlands: Gay Adoption Accepted but not Marriage
(Spring 1998)
Netherlands: Gay Adoption Set to be Legalised
(Winter 1997-1998)
Denmark: Gay Marriage Popular
(Winter 1996-1997)
Iceland: Gay and Lesbian Partnership Law Introduced
(Autumn 1996)
United States: Clinton Opposes Same-Sex Marriage
(Autumn 1996)
Netherlands: Gay Humanist on Government Commission
(Autumn 1996)
Finland: Partnership Legislation Proposed
(Spring 1996)
Sweden: For and Against Partnership Law
(Summer 1995)
Netherlands: Partnership Law Holdup
(Winter 1994-1995)
Finland, the Netherlands and Spain: Optimism about Partnership Law
(Autumn 1994)
Sweden: New Partnership Law
(Summer 1994)
Sweden: Another Partnership Law?
(Winter 1993-1994)
Sweden: Opposition to Partnership Law
(Summer 1993)
Norway: Partnership Law Success
(Spring 1993)
Norway: Lesbian and Gay Partnership
(Summer 1992)
Sweden: Christians Protest Against Registered Partnerships
(Autumn 1991)
Denmark: Partnerships Update
(Spring 1991)
Germany: Partnership Law Proposed
(Winter 1990-1991)
United Kingdom: Labour Party Shuns Partnership Law
(Winter 1990-1991)
Crete: Europe’s First Gay Weddings
(Spring 1990)
Denmark Leads the Way
(Winter 1989-1990)
Religion
Enter the Enforcer
(Summer 2005)
Casting the First Stone – Again
(Winter 2004-2005)
Anything But Gay!
(Autumn 2003)
Faith, Hope, Plum Tart and Bobo
(Autumn 2003)
Calling a Spade a
Mysterium Iniquitatis
(Summer 2002)
Carey’s out! – but who’ll be in?
(Spring 2002)
Alphabet Soup
(Spring 2002)
Campus Alpha
(Spring 2002)
From Would-Be Nun to Atheist
(Summer 2001)
Apostles of Unreason Settle into their Third Millennium
(Autumn 2000)
Christianity and Gay Rights
(Winter 1998-1999)
Who will rid us of these Turbulent Priests?
(Autumn 1998)
Jesus and Homosexuality
(Summer 1998)
Section 28
The Thorn that was Winning is Lost
(Autumn 2001)
Section 28 Back on the Agenda?
(Autumn 2000)
The Shambles of Section 28
(Spring 2000)
Government Kowtows to the Churches
(Spring 2000)
Patten Pans Gay Sex Education
(Summer 1993)
The Need for Gay Lessons
(Spring 1993)
Humanist Resolution Carried at Strasbourg
(Winter 1990-1991)
Lesbian Line Hit by Section 28
(Autumn 1990)
Lesbian and Gay Rights Issues Raised at Council of Europe Meeting
(Spring 1990)
IHEU
Acts
(Winter 1989-1990)
International Humanist and Ethical Union Slams Section 28
(Autumn 1988)
Dutch Gay Humanists Slam Clause
(Summer 1988)
Humanist Opposition to Clause
(Spring 1988)
Clause 27
(Winter 1987-1988)
Positive Images
(Spring 1987)
Selected feature articles
Don’t Send Me Back
(Spring 2005)
Gay Yesterday – It’s the End of an Era
(Winter 2004-2005)
You Don’t Have to be Sad to be Gay
(Winter 2004-2005)
Reforming Spirits
(Autumn 2004)
Happy Birthday,
GALHA
!
(Autumn 2004)
AIDS
: A Live Debate
(Spring 2004)
AIDS
: A Death Cult
(Winter 2003-2004)
Straight and Narrow
(Winter 2003-2004)
Open Minds or Irrational Beliefs?
(Spring 2003)
Unfinished Business
(Winter 2002-2003)
The Big Christian Lie
(Winter 2002-2003)
Sex Workers of the World United
(Autumn 2002)
All Different, All Equal
(Autumn 2002)
Flame and Fortuyn
(Summer 2002)
Gay Rights and Wrongs in Cuba
(Spring 2002)
It’s Our Party Too!
(Winter 2001-2002)
Red Rags and Bull
(Winter 2001-2002)
When Our Freedom is Under Attack
(Winter 2001-2002)
When Hell Came to Manhattan
(Winter 2001-2002)
Rock of the Gay Movement reaches his Half-Century
(Winter 2001-2002)
View from the Global Village
(Winter 2001-2002)
An Immaculate Conception
(Winter 2001-2002)
Piecing Together Percy
(Spring 2001)
Striking at the Roots of Justice and Tolerance
(Winter 2000-2001)
Consent and Dissent: It’s the law now – no thanks to the Religious Right
(Winter 2000-2001)
William’s “Compassionate Conservatism” – Texas-style
(Winter 2000-2001)
The Human Rights Act
(Summer 2000)
The Convention Rights
Paul Cadmus
(Spring 2000)
Reason to be Cheerful
(Winter 1999-2000)
Born of Mary –
GALHA
’s First Twenty Years
(Autumn 1999)
Gay and Lesbian Rights: Why Humanism Cares
(Winter 1997-1998)
All Our Yesterdays
(Autumn 1997)
Will Labour Deliver?
(Summer 1997)
Born of Mary –
GALHA
’s First Ten Years
(Autumn 1994)
Book Reviews
Truth
(Autumn 2005)
Ned Sherrin: The Autobiography
(Autumn 2005)
Christina, Queen of Sweden: The Restless Life of a European Eccentric
(Summer 2005)
With Angels and Furies
(Summer 2005)
121 Days of Urban Sodom
(Summer 2005)
Gossip from Across the Pond
(Summer 2005)
Humanism
(Summer 2005)
XY 100: one hundred strategies for life
(Spring 2005)
Same Sex Marriage in the United States: Focus on the Facts
(Spring 2005)
Letters From a Life: Selected Letters of Benjamin Britten (Volume 3, 1946-51)
(Spring 2005)
Dawkins’ God: Genes, Memes and the Meaning of Life
(Spring 2005)
Walking Higher: Gay Men write about the Deaths of their Mothers
(Spring 2005)
Alchemy
(Spring 2005)
Homosexuality and Civilization
(Spring 2005)
The Line of Beauty
and
The Master
and
The Trouble with Islam
(Winter 2004-2005)
Queer Street: The Rise and Fall of an American Culture, 1947-1985
(Winter 2004-2005)
50 Reasons to Say “Goodbye”
(Winter 2004-2005)
Sex, Love and Homophobia: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Lives
(Winter 2004-2005)
The Ancestor’s Tale
and
A Short History of Nearly Everything
(Winter 2004-2005)
Dirk Bogarde: The Authorised Biography
(Winter 2004-2005)
The Fundamentals of Extremism: The Christian Right in America
(Autumn 2004)
Stonewall: The Riots That Sparked the Gay Revolution
(Summer 2004)
Lovers’ Legends Unbound
(Spring 2004)
The Secret Life of Oscar Wilde
(Spring 2004)
How Mumbo-Jumbo Conquered the World: A Short History of Modern Delusions
(Spring 2004)
The Friend
(Spring 2004)
A Devil’s Chaplain: Selected Essays
(Spring 2004)
Science and Religion: Are They Compatible
(Winter 2003-2004)
10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do to Improve Their Lives
(Winter 2003-2004)
A First Spring in Sicily
(Winter 2003-2004)
Music’s Modern Muse: A Life of Winnaretta Singer,
Princesse de Polignac
(Winter 2003-2004)
Roger Quilter: His Life and Music
(Winter 2003-2004)
Sebastian’s Tangibles / Adam
(Autumn 2003)
Humanism / The Blasphemy Depot
(Autumn 2003)
Warlock
(Summer 2003)
Blackham’s Best
(Summer 2003)
The Charioteer
(Summer 2003)
Sexual Ethics and Criminal Law
(Spring 2003)
Another Country
(Spring 2003)
A Cock-Eyed Comedy
(Winter 2002-2003)
Unexpected Pleasures
(Winter 2002-2003)
Freethoughts
(Winter 2002-2003)
A Queer Reader
(Winter 2002-2003)
Gay Times Amsterdam
(Autumn 2002)
A Dangerous Thing
(Autumn 2002)
Maddie and Anna’s Big Picture
(Autumn 2002)
The Bible Unearthed
(Autumn 2002)
Straight Face
(Autumn 2002)
Blake and Homosexuality
(Autumn 2002)
The Sacrifice
(Summer 2002)
Some Kind of Love
(Summer 2002)
Teenage Sex: What Should Schools Teach Children?
(Summer 2002)
Calling Bernardette’s Bluff
(Summer 2002)
Savage Love: Straight Answers From a Queer Sex Columnist
(Spring 2002)
Obsessions
(Spring 2002)
Sucking Feijoas
(Spring 2002)
Three Queer Lives ...
(Spring 2002)
Around the Houses
(Spring 2002)
In the Hands of the Taliban
(Winter 2001-2002)
Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Partnerships
(Winter 2001-2002)
Enlightenment: Britain and the Creation of the Modern World
(Winter 2001-2002)
An Intelligent Person’s Guide to Atheism
(Winter 2001-2002)
The Gay Times Book of Short Stories: The Next Wave
(Winter 2001-2002)
Lovers’ Legends: The Gay Greek Myths
(Winter 2001-2002)
The Lesbian History Sourcebook (2001)
(Autumn 2001)
The Total TxtMsg Dictionary
(Autumn 2001)
Doubts and Loves: What Is Left of Christianity?
(Autumn 2001)
Free Thoughts on Religion, the Church, and National Happiness
(Summer 2001)
The Catholic Church – A Short History
(Summer 2001)
England: the Making of the Myth from Stonehenge to Albert Square
(Summer 2001)
Who’s Who In Contemporary Gay and Lesbian History
(Summer 2001)
Love in a Different Climate: men who have sex with men in India
(Spring 2001)
Who’s Who In Gay and Lesbian History From Antiquity to World War II
(Spring 2001)
The Thinkers’ Guide to Life
and
Seasons of Life
(Winter 2000-2001)
The Gay Times Book of Short Stories: New Century, New Writing
(Winter 2000-2001)
Who’s Who in Hell
(Autumn 2000)
Sixty-Five Press Interviews with Robert G. Ingersoll
(Autumn 2000)
Humanism: Beliefs and Practices
(Summer 2000)
Mainly About Lindsay Anderson: A Memoir
(Summer 2000)
Alistair Cooke: The Biography
(Spring 2000)
Lesbian Histories and Cultures: An Encyclopedia
(Spring 2000)
E
.
M
. Forster: Passion and Prose
(Winter 1999-2000)
Being Dead
(Winter 1999-2000)
Just Take Your Frock Off
(Winter 1999-2000)
Godless Morality
(Winter 1999-2000)
Catherine Cookson: The Biography
(Autumn 1999)
Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity
(Autumn 1999)
George Eliot: The Last Victorian
(Autumn 1999)
Nineteenth-Century Writings on Homosexuality: a Sourcebook
(Summer 1999)
Advising Gay and Lesbian Clients: A Guide for Lawyers
(Summer 1999)
Restitution
(Summer 1999)
All in the Mind: A Farewell to God
(Summer 1999)
OutRage!: an oral history
(Spring 1999)
André Gide: a life in the present
and
André and Oscar: Gide, Wilde and the gay art of living
(Spring 1999)
Love Undetectable: reflections on friendship, sex and survival
(Spring 1999)
How to be a Happy Homosexual
(Spring 1999)
Translations from the Human
(Winter 1998-1999)
The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark
(Winter 1998-1999)
Secularism: The True Philosophy of Life
(Autumn 1998)
The Trials of Radclyffe Hall
(Autumn 1998)
Humanism
(Autumn 1998)
Daughters of Desire: Lesbian Representations in Film
(Autumn 1998)
A Freethinker’s Primer of Male Love
(Summer 1998)
The Myth of the Modern Homosexual: The Search for Cultural Unity
(Summer 1998)
Hadrian: The Restless Emperor
(Summer 1998)
Monument
(Spring 1998)
Sexuality, Morals and Justice: A Theory of Lesbian and Gay Rights and the Law
(Spring 1998)
Breaking The Silence: Human Rights Violations Based on Sexual Orientation
(Spring 1998)
Speaking Out: Sex, Law, Politics and Society 1954-95
(Spring 1998)
From Queer to Eternity: Spirituality in the Lives of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual People
(Winter 1997-1998)
Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Called John
(Autumn 1997)
Anti-Gay
(Summer 1997)
It’s Not Unusual
(Summer 1997)
Who’s a Pretty Boy Then? – 150 years of gay life in pictures
(Summer 1997)
How to Defend Yourself in Court
(Spring 1997)
Heterosexual Dictatorship
(Spring 1997)
Assertively Gay: How to build gay self-esteem
(Spring 1997)
Quest for Justice: Towards Homosexual Emancipation
(Autumn 1992)
Sex, Dissidence and Damnation: Minority Groups in the Middle Ages
(Winter 1991-1992)
The Search for the Virus
(Spring 1988)
Alan Turing: The Enigma of Intelligence
(Spring 1985)
Television Reviews
Sex and Religion: Gay Sex
(Summer 2003)
Money for Old Rope
(Winter 2002-2003)
Relax! It’s Only Television
(Spring 1999)
Theatre Reviews
Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals
(Autumn 2005)
Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals
(Autumn 2004)
Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals
(Autumn 2003)
Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals
(Autumn 2002)
Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals
(Autumn 2001)
Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals
(Autumn 1999)
Theatrical Transformations
(Autumn 1998)
Introducing the Humanist Tradition
Robert G. Ingersoll said ...
The Garden of Epicurus
Why We All Celebrate At Christmas-Time
The Adventures of Thomas Paine
Do Your Stars Foretell?
A Few Words
Make It Happy
Passover, Easter and Other Myths that Welcome Spring
Education about Ethics – a Gap in the Curriculum
Library
Homosexuality, Intolerance, and Christianity
Introduction
Preface (1985)
Preface (2003)
Ex Parte Themis
: The Historical Guilt of the Christian Church
Christianity and the Politics of Sex
Culpa Ecclesiae
: Boswell’s Dilemma
Bibliography of Reviews
The Authors
News Releases
Gay Humanist Charity Slams Cardinal’s Speech
(9 May 2008)
Gay Charity Welcomes Humanism on School Curriculum
(20 April 2008)
Time for a Spring Clean, Archbishop
(11 April 2008)
Gay Charity Supports Embryology Bill and Slams Catholic Church
(24 March 2008)
Relations between
GALHA
and
PTT
(24 February 2008)
Successful Year for Gay Humanist Charity
(1 May 2007)
Homosexuality, Intolerance, and Christianity
(21 September 2003)
Make Our Marriages Legal
(26 March 2001)
New Ceremony Brochure
(2 November 2000)
Warm Welcome for Lib Dem Vote
(19 September 2000)
Never Forget
(2 November 1998)
What’s New
What Was New
About this site
Security
FAQ
Site Technical Information
Site Map (this page)
Witt’s End
[
The Pink Triangle Trust
]
URI
of this page :
http://www.pinktriangle.org.uk/site/map.html
Created : Sunday, 2003-08-31 / Last updated : Sunday, 2008-05-11
Brett Humphreys :
webster@pinktriangle.org.uk