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I'm a Wikipedian and I'm queer. I also have a currently uncontrolled seizure condition/epilepsy (but have been tonic–clonic seizure, or "grand mal", free since 2016). What to do if a person has a seizure:

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But how many of you that sit and judge me

Have ever walked the streets of Bakersfield?"

"Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose."

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Pulitzer Prize winners in Music

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UNESCO Oral and Intangible music

American Indian music by group

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v t e Pulitzer Prize for Music
1943–1950	William Schuman (1943): A Free Song Howard Hanson (1944): Symphony No. 4 Aaron Copland (1945): Appalachian Spring Leo Sowerby (1946): The Canticle of the Sun Charles Ives (1947): Symphony No. 3 Walter Piston (1948): Symphony No. 3 Virgil Thomson (1949): Louisiana Story Gian Carlo Menotti (1950): The Consul
1951–1975	Douglas Moore (1951): Giants in the Earth Gail Kubik (1952): Symphony Concertante n.a. (1953) Quincy Porter (1954): Concerto Concertante Gian Carlo Menotti (1955): The Saint of Bleecker Street Ernst Toch (1956): Symphony No. 3 Norman Dello Joio (1957): Meditations on Ecclesiastes Samuel Barber (1958): Vanessa John La Montaine (1959): Piano Concerto No. 1 Elliott Carter (1960): String Quartet No. 2 Walter Piston (1961): Symphony No. 7 Robert Ward (1962): The Crucible Samuel Barber (1963): Piano Concerto n.a. (1964) n.a. (1965) Leslie Bassett (1966): Variations for Orchestra Leon Kirchner (1967): Quartet No. 3 for strings and electronic tape George Crumb (1968): Echoes of Time and the River Karel Husa (1969): String Quartet No. 3 Charles Wuorinen (1970): Time's Encomium Mario Davidovsky (1971): Synchronisms No. 6 Jacob Druckman (1972): Windows Elliott Carter (1973): String Quartet No. 3 Donald Martino (1974): Notturno Dominick Argento (1975): From the Diary of Virginia Woolf
1976–2000	Ned Rorem (1976): Air Music Richard Wernick (1977): Visions of Terror and Wonder Michael Colgrass (1978): Deja Vu Joseph Schwantner (1979): Aftertones of Infinity David Del Tredici (1980): In Memory of a Summer Day n.a. ('81) Roger Sessions (1982): Concerto for Orchestra Ellen Taaffe Zwilich (1983): Symphony No. 1 Bernard Rands (1984): Canti del Sole Stephen Albert (1985): Symphony No. 1 George Perle (1986): Wind Quintet No. 4 John Harbison (1987): The Flight into Egypt William Bolcom (1988): Twelve New Etudes for Piano Roger Reynolds (1989): Whispers Out of Time Mel Powell (1990): Duplicates: A Concerto Shulamit Ran (1991): Symphony Wayne Peterson (1992): The Face of the Night, the Heart of the Dark Christopher Rouse (1993): Trombone Concerto Gunther Schuller (1994): Of Reminiscences and Reflections Morton Gould (1995): Stringmusic George Walker (1996): Lilacs Wynton Marsalis (1997): Blood on the Fields Aaron Jay Kernis (1998): String Quartet No. 2 Melinda Wagner (1999): Concerto for Flute, Strings, and Percussion Lewis Spratlan (2000): Life Is a Dream
2001–2025	John Corigliano (2001): Symphony No. 2 Henry Brant (2002): Ice Field John Adams (2003): On the Transmigration of Souls Paul Moravec (2004): Tempest Fantasy Steven Stucky (2005): Second Concerto for Orchestra Yehudi Wyner (2006): Chiavi in Mano Ornette Coleman (2007): Sound Grammar David Lang (2008): The Little Match Girl Passion Steve Reich (2009): Double Sextet Jennifer Higdon (2010): Violin Concerto Zhou Long (2011): Madame White Snake Kevin Puts (2012): Silent Night Caroline Shaw (2013): Partita for 8 Voices John Luther Adams (2014): Become Ocean Julia Wolfe (2015): Anthracite Fields Henry Threadgill (2016): In for a Penny, In for a Pound Du Yun (2017): Angel's Bone Kendrick Lamar (2018): DAMN. Ellen Reid (2019): Prism Anthony Davis (2020): The Central Park Five Tania León (2021): Stride Raven Chacon (2022): Voiceless Mass Rhiannon Giddens and Michael Abels (2023): Omar Tyshawn Sorey (2024): Adagio (for Wadada Leo Smith) Susie Ibarra (2025): Sky Islands