Hey everybody! We're having a great May Day on Queer All Year!

Today, we give you a bit of a medley of May Day events. We go all over the place: Cat talks about her past ambitions to be an FBI agent, honoring our soldiers for Military Appreciation Month, but also pro-queer legislation in Maine. Cat and McG also discuss Grimm's Fairy Tales and the ridiculously dark messages behind them.

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Today, Cat and McG vent about technology issues and difficulties presented by quarantine for a little while before going into some good news about pet shelters! After that, Cat goes into her main story about the 1989 Austin, Texas protests, which brought out at least 15,000 queer rights activists.

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First, we'd like to apologize for the late post, technical difficulties kept McG from posting it earlier. Today's episode is quite a journey! Cat runs the gamut from talking about the ridiculous procedures that take place within British Parliament and the monarchy. This sets us up for the story of two gay men that liked to cross-dress and go by the stage names of Stella and Fanny. Police entrap the two and a very long and arduous legal process awaited them.

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Today, Cat and McG discuss their favorite Michael Jackson songs and debate whether or not Alien Ant Farm was a good band name. For our main story, Cat talks about Billie Jean King, and incredibly famous athlete Billie Jean King. Both were showboaters.

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Today, we start out with a little banter over Marvel v DC comics. After that, Cat goes into our main story, detailing the anti-gay agenda that took place during Eisenhower's administration. We would like to point out that our dog Ike was named after Eisenhower by our Grandma, but we like it ironically. 

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Today, we start out with Cat's new recording cave, which appears to be epi. Cat's main story is about one bad lady: Violette Morris, an outstanding female athlete, but possibly a Nazi. We also honor Lesbian Visibility Day!

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In today's episode, Cat and McG have a little banter about words from the dictionary and alcohol withdrawl. Cat has two stories for you today: The first is about the St Paul Gay Rights Repeal, and the Simply Equal Amendment.

Hey everybody! Welcome back to the a tense episode of Queer All Year!

We starts out with a happy story from Cat regarding Caitlyn Jenner, who came out today in history. Our Next story is not so good. The Kaposi Cancer mainly effects people with compromised immune systems, hence why this is slanderously called the "gay cancer"

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Today, Cat and McG start out their banter trying to decide if the first use of hillbilly or the anniversary of the SARS outbreak is more important to talk about. Eventually we decide Kansas should build a wall around Missouri. This leads to Cat's main story: the Hate Crimes Statistics Act which later became part of the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act.

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Today, Cat and McG have a little bit of fun now that our recording equipment is cooperating. After lamenting over Tiger King's popularity, we decide that Earth should consider a change in name. We also talk trash on sports stadiums and about burning witches! We also remind everyone that the Day of Silence is coming up in a few days. Cat's main story, however, is not very fun. She tells of Frank Bartley, a homosexual who was entrapped and executed by Berkeley, California police officers. No repercussions ever came to the officers involved in this "accidental" shooting.