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If Queer means the Cockettes and William S. Burroughs, MAPs and NAMBLA, count me out. ruclips.net/video/hd_aAtpZH2k/видео.htmlsi=bClAPwNAN5Om4rK4

Please Re-define the word Queer, and don't include these people. They will make you all look bad. Please exclude anything MAP or NABLA adjacent from the word Queer. Please take away anything that would be deemed gross, inappropriate and Pornographic away from this Term. Re-define it, or be honest about it's negative History starting with the 1 William S. Burroughs. Sorry, not sorry. Can we move Forward please? Queer Eye or Queer as Folk, but this type of Queer is higly Negative. Can we separate the 2? Is this how you want to define yourself? 🤔 ruclips.net/video/hd_aAtpZH2k/видео.htmlsi=bClAPwNAN5Om4rK4

NEW FBI, MPA, PMRC and FCC Guidelines: It's really about Linguistics; let's Redefine the Q, as Questioning, so this never happens again. Use Queer Sparingly and use Examples that are Reasonable that don't make you look Bad and most of this applies to Cis, White Gay Men, the Queer, Pansexual and Polyamorous Movement who have really taken us back to the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's, Please Stop! Condom use and STD Check Ups should be Required. Stop making Gay, Bisexual, Lesbian, Intersex, Trans, Non-Binary and Gender Fluid people look Bad, by attaching your Fetishes to Our/Their Movement. Stop making Sex Workers look Bad, by attaching your Straight, White Cis Fetishes to Them and Their Culture and Identity. This is how we Fix things for what is and isn't Acceptable with/within/for LGBT+IA and Q Culture and/or Identity. He/Him, She/Her, They/Them and Ze, Zim and Zer are Good and Acceptable uses of Pro-Nouns, because they are Actual Pro-Nouns, but beyond that, Please Stop making up things that either don't Exist and are there to make us all look like Fools. Not sure about the term Dyke? That is beyond my Jurisdiction and Women that define themselves as Queer are never Inappropriate like the Men that do, so it is a Gay, White, Cis Male trait in order for Them to use Linguistics and Legal Theory and Queer Theory to get away with Inappropriate Behavior and Escape any Prosecution from the Law for Sex Crimes and Wrong Doing. Gender Theory is not Queer Theory, nor Intersectionality, so let's not Conflate the 2 or 3. Also, let's Never Attach the Pornography Industry to our Movement and make it completely Separate and never Associate with MAP or MAP Adjacent Groups. Kink, BDSM and Furry Culture are also Completely Separate, so let's not attach that to our Movement, still not to Condemn, Judge nor Condone, view from a Neutral Perspective. Leather and Mr. Leather type Uniforms are okay if Age Appropriate. What goes on behind Closed Doors or Private Property or between Consenting Adults 18+ is none of my Business. Nude Beaches on Private Property, away from a Population for 18+ is Acceptable. Please wear Condoms and get Checked for STI/STD's that is all we ask. So, hope these Guidelines put everything into Perspective, so we never let this happen again. Consent, Consent Consent! That will be the word of the day and will now be taught in Academia. What you do in Public, in front of Unconsenting Bystanders really says much about your Character or Lack there Of. The Dore Alley and Folsom Street Fair is a bad look. This is PR and Image and Cultural Management to not make yourselves look like Fools. Drag Queens are no Different than Clowns or Shakespearean Muses, so if it's Non-Sexual, PG Rated and Age Appropriate like 1990's RuPaul, Mrs. Doubtfire, Lady MAGA, the Country Music Awards and the Fully Clothed Disney Princesses in Drag, that's Fine. No Sexualized Dancing or Inappropriate Behavior in front of Children, that is All. Non-Sexual Nudity is okay for Protests, Men must wear something to cover their Genitals at all Time. Dancing in your Underwear Boxer and Boxer Briefs, Bikini and/or Swimsuits on a Float is okay, but not in a Sexual Manner. Please be Reasonable, especially when a Pride Parade is a Community Event and Family and Churches are involved. Save the rest for a Designated 18+ Area, Convention Center, Club or for After Parties. 21+ for the Hard Liquor, and please could the Older Generations set a better Example for the Younger Generations? 🤔

History seems to repeat itself every 50 years and no one seems to pay attention. 🤔

0:33 And then HIV happened, that's what they want to censor from History and re-write to mislead people and not have them take precaution. The rest of the World scratches their heads.

Don't ever compare these people to the Rocky Horror Picture Show, they make us all look bad.

This really takes us, the LGBT+ backwards and makes everyone lose respect for us. Maybe this was wonderful in the 1970's, but feels dated, hedonistic and excessive now. And you wonder why Gen Z gets irritated by the Boomer Generation. We brought back everything from the late 60's and 1970's that failed the first time around and decided to try it again from 2010 to now and look where we're at. Can we have a middle ground between Puritanical Pear Clutching or Excess, Hedonistic Perversion? RuPaul, Ellen, To Wong Foo, Hedwig, Will and Grace, Elton John and Queer Eye had everything figured out in the 1990's and 2000's and everyone loved us and this just takes us back. Forcing your Culture on everyone that they never consented to, is not a way to make friends and allies. Yes, there's a line between Art and Subversion and what's Art and just Pornography and Hedonistic Excess.

Their NY performances were apparently a total DISASTER.

What courage. Slyvrster battled AIDS, bigotry, and sexual abuse and heartbreak from loved ones but as Martha Wash sang, he "Carried On".

Diva all the day i love you Sylvester

Beautiful ❤

De lo mejor que ha existido

Theyre to me what the x-men are to millenials.

Still being able to perform in his condition with end stage AIDS. He was dedicated to his craft.

Giving this performance just hours after Rick passed away...what a trooper.

I remember it well...and SURVIVED!

🥰🥰🥰🥰

Wheres sylvester

Just finished watching this film tonight and was overwhelmed by the subject matter. Devastated and uplifted at the same time. It brought back so many memories and feelings from that truly unbelievable time in our history. I had a premonition that somewhere in the film I would see an old boyfriend from Denver from the early 80's who had moved to and then died in San Francisco. And there in one of the montages of obituaries was Daniel Sterling Weaver. Oh, what a beautiful boy he was. Oh, how he loved SF. Belated congratulations to David Weissman and Bill Weber, and all involved for a truly stunning documentary. Bravo.

thanks to netflix, this is historical and educational

This may be the best documentary I've ever seen. I was a nurse in New York City in the 80's when the AIDS epidemic was in full swing, so this hit home with me in a big way. It is heartbreaking and uplifting, all at the same time. Bravo!

This doc is one of the best doc I've ever seen in my life - definitely in the top 5. It's so essential yet underrated. More people need to watch this amazing film.

If you watch any documentary watch this and Bad Blood, I watched these both while home sick. I don't think I cried this much or that hard in quite sometime. I don't care who you are, what you believe if these cant move you to utter deep emotion....well it's history it's our history and you need to see it.

this is when I lived in SF......................the 80's!! It was SURREAL!! friends and lovers dying, I was losing my mind!!! I dodged the bullet, but miss all my friends that are all gone, terribly!!!!

i know most of the people in this video, been there at that time some have died, i was there i can say that....also just recently...

I watched this last night and I can't properly articulate the impact it had on me. I grew up in Philly and in the early 80's as a little girl I knew about AIDS- I thought (the benefits, the red ribbons, amfar, the vigils, the images from the news of what seemed like living ghosts that were covered in lesions and how they reminded me of holocaust images, everything that I think a lot of us only knew etc, etc) but, I didn't know THIS- the stories and faces and fear and community .. I felt like by watching this, I was learning about AIDS for the very first time. Seeing those obituaries. Hearing people say that all of their friends weren't alive anymore and how fast in the beginning it just swept through. I can't imagine what that would be like and yet it was happening just 3,000 miles away from me. These stories.. I just can't stop thinking about them. I wish everyone would watch this. It's a time in history that I did not know and I will be forever changed by it. I am so sorry if this is a terrible ramble, as I said in the beginning I truly can't articulate how much this film meant to me. Thank you.

i got this movie "And The Band Played On" and needs to write a reaction paper about .. after watching it , it keep me having this question "what happen to the people out there , in there journey through this?" and i saw this documentary .. this is the answer im looking for , im gay , and im negative , but the pain that they went through i could almost feel them by just watching this. i want to say THANK YOU FOR THE FIGHT FOR EVERYTHING THEYVE DONE and THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS DOCUMENTARY

Just finished watching this amazing documentary on viooz.co. It was both brilliant, and sad, inspiring and moving. There were parts that brought me to tears, so many deaths of people in the prime of their lives. The government should have moved faster, both with money and drug treatments and trials. The people interviewed are amazing, and each ones gives their own extremely unique and personal perspectives. The way the community came together should be an example to our society today.

Thanks, Trynn. Didn't know Ind Les was still screening it!

Watched this on Independent Lens yesterday! Thank you for giving this moment in history a voice! I always knew the history, but hearing it from the various perspectives was very eye opening and emotional. Great film!

Watched this on TV yesterday. So moving. It was brutal but also hopeful. I especially loved the story about the man who would go to the flower shop on his bike, then got sick and started coming in a wheelchair, but with treatment went back to using his bike.

...films he'd eve seen and it has since totally changed his perspective on sexuality. Thankyou for producing such a beautiful, thought provoking movie that I will never forget, just as the victims of this terrible disease will never be forgotten.

I saw this film first on my own, then with my friend and her rather ignorant & homophobic boyfriend. After watching this, he was crying his eyes out. He said it was one of the most touching if

Let us know your thoughts when you've had a chance to watch.

i can't wait to see this touching and insightful documentary

This documentary was so good but also so sad. I bawled my eyes out when they were interviewing people who had lost their partners... or most of their friends to AIDS.

I want to watch this so bad now

some of the most emotional moments i've ever seen on screen in this. amazing

You can stream it from the film's website (in the description above), and if you are in the US it is also available on iTunes, netflix, and all the other usual places.

where can I watch this documentry??

It is Daniel Goldstein, one of the five interviewees in the film.

Just saw this last Tuesday on PBS, great Docu- Thanks to all involved!

I saw this last night. Amazing. I was a kid in the 80s, so it brought back the paranoia and ignorance that everyone dealt with early on. Remember when people thought that mosquitoes might be able to carry it? Anyway, these people are brave and inspiring, and I'm glad I was able to get a glimpse of their stories. Thank you.

watching this brought many memories back to me to a time the people i worked with were being brave, being very human and knowing them gave me a deep respect for humanity - i saw both good and bad in human nature - I carry that awareness even today . This documentary proves that even today this horrific period in our history will not be censored by omission.

Thanks! The response from Australia has been wonderful, beautiful.

Recently watched this on ABC 2 (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) A great film...and a story that must be told !

I think you sent me a message but I can't reply because you've got contact block on your youtube account.

I watched this on BBC a fee months ago, the best documentary I've ever seen, very powerful and very tragic. Amazing.

I don't think I've cried harder watching any other documentary. Beyond tragic, this movie scrapes off a glimpse of the absurdity and speed in which AIDS devastated so many. Powerful.

@MultiChannelZero His name is Daniel Goldstein, google Daniel Goldstein Studio