Duruz A
J Homosex. 1999;36(3-4):169-82. doi: 10.1300/J082v36n03_11.
This article originates from a radio project titled Muff Divas and Drag Queens that investigated a wide range of gay and lesbian histories in the state of New South Wales. The project produced two half-hour radio programs that were broadcast nationally on community radio stations in February 1996 to coincide with Sydney's annual month-long Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival, the premier event on Australia's queer cultural calendar. Of the two documentaries produced, the first addressed 30 years of queer culture in New South Wales while the second explored our diverse identities as lesbians and gay men. This paper draws extensively on material collected for the second program. Muff Divas and Drag Queens was funded under the Literature and History Program of the New South Wales Government's Ministry for the Arts, with support from the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras cultural program and Sydney community radio station 2SER.FM.
本文源自一个名为“穆夫女伶与变装皇后”的广播项目，该项目调查了新南威尔士州广泛的男女同性恋历史。该项目制作了两个半小时的广播节目，于1996年2月在全国社区广播电台播出，以配合悉尼为期一个月的年度同性恋狂欢节，这是澳大利亚同性恋文化日程上的首要活动。在制作的两部纪录片中，第一部讲述了新南威尔士州30年的同性恋文化，而第二部探讨了我们作为女同性恋者和男同性恋者的多元身份。本文大量借鉴了为第二个节目收集的素材。“穆夫女伶与变装皇后”项目由新南威尔士州政府艺术部的文学与历史项目资助，得到了悉尼同性恋狂欢节文化项目和悉尼社区广播电台2SER.FM的支持。
