Jonathan Blake - Revision history

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Wessexman: photo

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photo

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
			[[File:Jblake.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Jonathan Blake]]
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, having gay sex after meeting a man in a public lavatory (aka [[cottage]]) in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive in October 1982 <ref> Patient number at The Middlesex Hospital L1 (London1): very early in the HIV/AIDS pandemic </ref>, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, having gay sex after meeting a man in a public lavatory (aka [[cottage]]) in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive in October 1982 <ref> Patient number at The Middlesex Hospital L1 (London1): very early in the HIV/AIDS pandemic </ref>, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

Wessexman: 1982 HIV+ disgnosis

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1982 HIV+ disgnosis

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, having gay sex after meeting a man in a public lavatory (aka [[cottage]]) in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, having gay sex after meeting a man in a public lavatory (aka [[cottage]]) in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive in October 1982 <ref> Patient number at The Middlesex Hospital L1 (London1): very early in the HIV/AIDS pandemic </ref>, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

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Wessexman: public lavatory in Birmingham

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public lavatory in Birmingham

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, ~~visiting and using~~ a [[cottage]] in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, having gay sex after meeting a man in a public lavatory (aka [[cottage]]) in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

	==References==		==References==

Wessexman: worked for English National Opera as a tailor.

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worked for English National Opera as a tailor.

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners. He later worked for English National Opera as a tailor.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, visiting and using a [[cottage]] in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, visiting and using a [[cottage]] in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

Wessexman at 19:09, 22 July 2020

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, visiting and using a [[cottage]] in Birmingham when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, visiting and using a [[cottage]] in [[Birmingham]] when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

	==References==		==References==

Wessexman: issues and experiences discussed in interview

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issues and experiences discussed in interview

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, his schooling, visiting and using a [[cottage]] in Birmingham when he was a young teenager, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

	==References==		==References==

Wessexman: drama school

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drama school

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School, attended drama school in [[Sidcup]] and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

Wessexman at 18:45, 22 July 2020

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan S Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.

Wessexman: Goodman

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Goodman

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	'''[[Jonathan Blake]]''', born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.		'''[[Jonathan Blake]]'''<ref> Jonathan Goodman was his original name </ref>, born 1949, attended [[Oundle]] School and worked as Assistant Stage Manager at [[Derby]] Playhouse. He was involved in Lesbians and Gay Men Support The Miners.
	In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.		In 1991 he was interviewed by Margot Farnham. The interview is available for listening on the [[British Library]] online oral archive <ref> https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Observing-the-1980s/021M-C0456X0104XX-0002V0 </ref>.
	Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.		Blake discusses his middle-class Jewish upbringing, being diagnosed as [[HIV]] positive, joining Gays for a Nuclear Free Future, [[Coming out]] to parents and many other issues and experiences.