The theatre offered queer Victorian men a space to express their identities, at a time when homosexuality was criminalised.

Solving the puzzles reveals the names of a wide spectrum of LGBTQ people, including award-winning actors and actresses, athletes from every sport, politicians, business leaders, news and media ...

I’m a gay man, but I am also a queer historian who ran the world’s only MA degree in queer history. The history that I teach, based on years of research into the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ people ...

Two local groups that are collecting queer oral histories will also be in attendance: The Berkshire Queer History Project of Pittsfield and the Western Massachusetts LGBTQ+ Oral History Project based ...

The 2025 Academy Awards marked a historic night of achievement for members of the Black queer community as Paul Tazewell picked up his first-ever Oscar win. The celebrated costume designer took ...

A communal sound-bath, meditation, massages, restful movement to release tension — these activities were all part of the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s annual Black History Month celebration on ...

Christina Cauterucci talks with historian Rebecca Scofield about the history of gay rodeo. If you can't access your feeds, please contact customer support. Thanks! Check your phone for a link to ...

It’s a sign of the times, sure. But the gay history of SNL stretches well past this decade, into the early years of the show. It all started when a drag performer named Connie Chutzpah sent ...

"Each kiss carries forward decades of hope and history, sparked by the belief that one day we’ll all be free.” ...

In other instances, webpages have been altered to remove the term “LGBTQ” in favor of “LGB,” inaccurately reframing LGBTQ+ history as purely defined by or relevant to lesbian, bisexual, and gay people ...

Ribeiro for NY Daily News via Getty Images The National Park Service has removed all mentions of the words "transgender" and "queer" from its ... attempt to erase our history and marginalize ...

“The thing about queer history and trans history, is that it’s life-saving in a way,” Venturiello told Salon. “When we see ourselves represented in history, that is also life-saving and ...