Whether fiction or a somewhat true story passed down through time, these saints are gay icons
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Whether fiction or a somewhat true story passed down through time, these saints are gay icons
The pansy colonies of the 1930s is one area that the Pride Outside the Village: LGBTQ+ Heritage tour will explore
George introduced me to gay history, which is filled with relationships between older and often much younger men
Mel Boozer advocated for the rights of gay and lesbian civilians, soldiers and Holocaust survivors
Like gay men, lesbians faced persecution in the 1950s McCarthy witch hunts
LGBT Bajans face regular harassment and discrimination on the island. And some fear that it’s about to get worse
Men in the 19th-century frontier had wild dances, found love and took part in bachelor marriages
Tracking down the real person behind the beautiful boy from Thomas Mann’s novel Death in Venice
Lynn Beyak praises ‘remarkable works, good deeds and historical tales in the residential schools’
She was a queer black woman whose life spanned three centuries of living proud and helping others do the same
The author of the beloved fictional private detective drew inspiration from Oscar Wilde and Edgar Allan Poe
While their guidelines are effective, they sometimes don’t feel realistic for queer people
Jones was a black, cross-dressing sex worker who sure did love to pickpocket white men
Imagine the courage it must have taken to pick up a copy of Summer in Sodom from the local dime store in the 1960s
Public servants asked to preserve documents
Ihara Saikaku’s book of short stories celebrated male relationships in the 17th century
I am black and British. How can I go back to a country that holds no place for me in its heart?
The value isn’t in their names — it’s in their stories