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'''Larry Kramer''' (born 1935) is an American playwright,author, and [[gay rights]] campaigner.  In 1987 Kramer founded [[ACT-UP]], a militant [[gay]] rights organization.  In December 1989, thousands of ACT-UP members disrupted [[Mass]] at [[St. Patrick's Cathedral]], [[New York]].  They were protesting the [[Catholic Church]]'s teaching against [[homosexual]] acts and [[abortion]].  Catholics alleged that [[sacrilege]] was committed during the protest.
 
'''Larry Kramer''' (born 1935) is an American playwright,author, and [[gay rights]] campaigner.  In 1987 Kramer founded [[ACT-UP]], a militant [[gay]] rights organization.  In December 1989, thousands of ACT-UP members disrupted [[Mass]] at [[St. Patrick's Cathedral]], [[New York]].  They were protesting the [[Catholic Church]]'s teaching against [[homosexual]] acts and [[abortion]].  Catholics alleged that [[sacrilege]] was committed during the protest.
  
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Revision as of 21:26, June 27, 2016

Larry Kramer (born 1935) is an American playwright,author, and gay rights campaigner. In 1987 Kramer founded ACT-UP, a militant gay rights organization. In December 1989, thousands of ACT-UP members disrupted Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York. They were protesting the Catholic Church's teaching against homosexual acts and abortion. Catholics alleged that sacrilege was committed during the protest.

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