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The Observer: January 2021, what a month it has been
By Ron McAllister
The month started (Jan. 1) with blue skies and sunny thoughts that the new year might be a good one. Vaccines were coming and 2021 could be a post-pandemic year. In Georgia (Jan. 5), a Black preacher and a Jewish political novice were elected to the U.S. Senate. The world seemed full of possibility.
The next day (Jan. 6), the U.S. Capitol was invaded by an angry mob and possibilities collapsed. Toward the end of his 75-minute Save America speech that day, President Trump urged the large crowd to march on the Capitol with the aim of overturning November’s rigged election.
That Trump sendoff song is really about gay sexual freedom
âY.M.C.A.,â a party anthem and gay disco staple of the 1970s, bizarrely found new life among a crowd cheering a president who wasnât known for his support of LGBTQ rights
By Christopher Muther Globe Staff,Updated January 20, 2021, 1:13 p.m.
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The Village People performed at Kowloon in June 2016.Ben Stas for The Boston Globe/file
Rabid consumers of pop music and disco, particularly those of the LGBTQ variety, are well aware of the subtext of the Village Peopleâs 1979 hit âY.M.C.A.â Before it was the official song of weddings, bar mitzvahs, stadium sing-alongs, and Donald Trump rallies, it was a cheeky wink to the gay goings-on in dark corners at the Young Menâs Christian Association in the 1970s.