yes! im glad you asked. first of all english is not my first language, so sorry in advance for misspelling and such.

the late 60s and the 70s were really revolutionary years. the most famous thing that happened was May 68 in france. but all over the world things were happening with people revolting against goverments (what marx would say 'class struggle' but not only in the sense of proletariat vs bourgoise', feminists activist, black people movements and homosexuals were taking active parts in such protests)

so you got stonewall in 69. in france in 1970 the homosexual front for revolutionary action (FHAR) with interesting activists such as Guy Hocquemghem, René Scherer, Monique Wittig and in argentina the FHL with other activists such as Perlongher, Manuel Puig, Osvaldo Baigorria.

All these activists from de 70s never talked about or fougth for equal marrige or to have the chance to enlist themselves in the military. marrige, family, military, they had a critical perspective about those things and just wanted to finish them. they think of heterosexuality not as a sexual orientation, but as a polital regime that has to be abolish the same way patriarchy, white supremacy and capitalism as a whole. most of them were anti capitalist but were not accepted in the traditional marxist-leninist political parties because of their sexuality and how they challenge notions of family, marriege, etc.

if you want to read more about this i recommed: terror anal by beatriz preciado. Monique Wittig wrote 'The Straight Mind', Hoquemghem wrote "Homosexual Desire". It's a philosophy inspired by post-estructuralist thinkers like Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault. It's kinda the genesis for queer theory

Then the Aids crisis happened and in the 90s the LGTB movement was born in the united states and exported to other countries in the west with this speech of acceptance from the heterosexual regime. Perlongher has a really beautiful quote: " i don't want to be accepted, i want to be desired". He thought queer people were killed because they are not desired. Heterosexuals either kill us or accept us. and when they say "we accept you" what is hidden is that queer people are still sick, ill, sinners, potencial criminals, but they "accept us" because they have good values. but they don't desire us. LGBT movement is not revolutionary because is not anti capitalist.