By Paul Masterson

A lesbian, trained as a nurse, recounts her story of job discrimination that forced her to leave the health profession and become a factory worker. Si Smits, Milwaukee's well-known community activist and owner of “Boot Camp Saloon” is seen riding his motorcycle and talking about his job as a computer specialist for company that tolerates his being gay. Both appear in the 1973 WTMJ-TV 5-part series “Some Call Them Gay.” That series, now preserved on DVD's, is an integral part of the UWM LGBT Archive and Special Collections.

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Brace Yourself: Gilbert & George

Milwaukee, WI – Opening at the Milwaukee Art Museum, making the only Midwest stop on its international tour is the first major retrospective in over twenty-five years of the British artists Gilbert & George

The exhibition is the largest ever mounted of their art, with more than 45 pictures from 1971 to the present and a host of archive materials that follow the prolific career of these iconic provocateurs. Gilbert & George runs June 14–September 1, 2008.