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Circa Queer History Festival celebrates LGBTQ+ legacy
One Institute presents Circa, the first and only queer histories festival in the United States from Thursday, Sept. 24, through Saturday, Oct. 31.
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Persecuted and shamed, queer people long operated in the shadows. But old texts, and new discoveries and interpretations, are ...
When Spectrum, the undergraduate LGBTQ student group at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, launched in 1983 it became a resource not just for those on campus but for queer people living in that ...
Thirty years ago this month – on the evening of October 3, 1994 – a few dozen students at the University of Missouri–St. Louis gathered inside a small auditorium to kick off a film festival to ...
Hugh Ryan has two things to say. The first will be alarming, but the second might offer some comfort: “The future is so much stupider than I expected, but the past is so much smarter.” Ryan would know ...
Los Angeles County's only queer history festival kicks off this month with more than 40 free-to-low-cost programs.
Queer archivist groups like Invisible Histories and the Queer Zine Archive Project are preserving queer history and making it accessible in the face of the federal government’s erasure. You can do the ...
Here's what you need to know about "The Gayest Generation" podcast: It will make you laugh and break your heart, and somewhere between those moments, you'll realize you're hearing queer history in a ...
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Watch: A century of queer history takes center stage in Netflix’s Oscar contender La Bola Negra
Is La Bola Negra the sweeping queer masterpiece we’ve been waiting for?
This article includes links that may result in a small affiliate share for purchased products, which helps support independent LGBTQ+ media. Queer photography has existed nearly as long as Joseph ...
Bruce Scott’s only obituary was published in the Tribune on Dec. 30, 2001. A meager recounting of his family, friends and neighborhood, the final sentence bluntly tells readers, “No services will be ...
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