When Gay Partners Became a Part of All in the Family

When did gay partners become a part of the family on TV? October 9, 1977. That's the night CBS aired an All in the Family episode entitled "Cousin Liz," which in just a half hour did three amazing things: it showed America that they could have queer family members. It depicted what may be TV's first gay marriage. And oh yeah it may have changed the course of an election.

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More videos about All in the Family:
Archie Bunker, Drag Queens, & All in the Family:
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How Sitcoms Handled Homos in the 70s and 80s: https://youtu.be/LpuJb9MnZDE

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