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France's Repression of Homosexuality
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France's Homosexuality Repression
Historic 1975 French TV Debate on LGBTQ+...
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The article recounts the repression of homosexuality in 60s and 70s France, where gay men were arrested under a discriminatory law. Jean-Serge Pineau and Henri Le Callonec, known for their management of the Katorza arthouse cinema, shared a love story before the law's abolition in 1982. Their story was revealed after Jean-Serge's death in 2020.
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How did the repression of homosexuality in France affect the lives and experiences of gay men during that period?
How has the societal perception of homosexuality evolved since the 60s and 70s, and what impact has this had on LGBTQ+ rights?
What were the broader societal and legal implications of the discriminatory law on homosexuality in France?
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