The iconic photographer captured textured, erotic and political images of San Francisco lesbians as they were
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This 1919 gay rights movie was almost erased from history
“Different from the Others” is considered one of the first sympathetic portrayals of gay men on film. It was nearly destroyed
Remembering Duane Michals, the legendary gay photographer
The late gay artist redefined what was possible in fine art photography
The bleak history of the Toronto bathhouse raids
In 1981, Toronto police arrested nearly 300 gay men as part of a six-month undercover operation called “Operation Soap”
The queer photographer who fought fascism
Claude Cahun’s gender-bending self portraits were ahead of their time—and nearly erased from art history
The history of the first gay kiss on British TV
In 1970, Sir Ian McKellen and James Laurenson made history with a kiss in a filmed production of “Edward II”
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