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Racial mixing, pagan holidays, and cross-dressing gods compelled Puritans to shut down the party.
Which queer historical figure would you like to meet?
Historical fiction is a great genre for anyone who loves learning about the past but prefers to do so when it’s sprinkled with a little storytelling oomph to keep things interestin...
He got thrown out of nearly every group he built, but he still has a lot to teach us about the power of queerness.
Queer performers thrived during a surge of acceptance in the 1920s & 1930s called the Pansy Craze. Jean Malin was the era's queen.
Professor John Gilbert McCurdy uncovers the truth about homosexuality and anxiety during the nation's rocky founding.
"History is such a threat to this very alt-right conservative movement... because it happened, and it is a weapon to show people how you can fight back.”
YA author Kit Rosewater talks about how treasure hunting inspired her latest novel BURIED FEELINGS and where that intersects with LGBTQ+ history.
The “Gateway to Pride” exhibit was a magnificent ode to the queer St. Louisans who paved the way for LGBTQ+ people today.
You know what they say: A picture’s worth a thousand drag queens. Or a thousand Halloween block parties. Perhaps a thousand Pride parades. For the second time this year, Badge of P...
Join Glenn Tkach, an award-winning storyteller, tour guide, and founder of The Pink Hat, for Queer Confidential: Six True Stories of Queer Vancouver Before 1950 at historic Little...
Our existence reminds others that non-conformity is an incredibly powerful way to challenge power structures and contemporary culture.
Here’s a timeline of noteworthy events that have shaped trans and gender nonconforming rights.
The 1968 ceremony was officiated by "The High Priestess of Polka Dots" at the Church of Self-Obliteration.
Note: This story was originally published in 2018.Seattle-based writer and cultural critic Matt Baume has a very personal connection to “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” as the movi...
Remembering this 2000s queer internet pioneer...
Bouley: “As far backward as some things have gone, there is still reason for hope. There are ways to learn about LGBTQ history. There are ways to read about it.” The post This Gay...
The Cercle Hermaphroditos is the earliest known trans advocacy group in the nation and marked a big shift in how trans people saw themselves.
Writer Eve Ruck on lesbian advocacy during the AIDS crisis The post Bringing Hidden Queer History to North Sapph Fest appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Richard Bruce Nugent challenged the assumption that Black identity and queer identity belonged in separate conversations.
The Looney Tunes mainstay's frequent gender-bending antics were never the butt of the joke.
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