Sufi poet Shah Hussain led an unconventional life, both as a religious man and a lover
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Sufi poet Shah Hussain led an unconventional life, both as a religious man and a lover
Hundreds of LGBT public servants and military members lost their jobs over sexual orientation
Challenging the myth of Premier Alexander Davie, supposed namesake of Vancouver’s Davie Village
The transgender jazz star deserves, at the very least, the pronouns of his choosing
What we can learn from the past
The king gets laid by a furry guy in a romantic tale by Marie de France
Tim McCaskell’s new book shines light on the communities left behind following historical queer movements
Where the heck are women in LGBT history?
Chuta and the acolyte’s ass
In the 1960s women began to come out, create community and love openly
Four years, two publications, two amateur historians, one dream
The tyrannicidal lovers of Athens
In which Jeremy Willard gets weird about some books
The unique gender identity of the Mino, Dahomey’s all-female soldier corps
The 2016 Orlando massacre should serve as a warning
Discover the sites where queer women took a stand for what they believed in
A brief explainer on a radical gay and lesbian magazine