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Underappreciated pioneers rule
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this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2023
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i'm sure that person did great stuff and i'm not saying it didnt take them a lot of courage and strength to come out at the time they did but "first openly gay man in world history"? really? in all of documented human history, from all over the world, there has never been an openly gay person before 1870? c'mon
The christians unfortunately did a good job purging historical records of societies and cultures where homosexuality was openly accepted.
So many cultures eradicated because it didn't fit with the views of bigots.
Probably first openly gay man in modern western society
The Ancient Greeks beg to differ