Queer people in history

Vintage Black lesbian love circa 1980's

Gay Pride NY 1999

Dive into the rich tapestry of Queer History facts with these engaging teaching resources! 🌈📚 Perfect for classrooms or home learning, these materials highlight important milestones and influential figures in LGBTQ2SIA+ history. From fun quizzes to interactive timelines, these activities will spark curiosity and inspire discussions about identity, rights, and acceptance. Let’s empower students to learn about the diverse contributions of the queer community! ✨💖

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In the late 1960s, the Stonewall Inn—a bar on the ground floor of a modest brick building in Greenwich Village—was a popular gathering place for New York

QUEER HISTORY: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SECTION 28 It’s #lgbtqhistorymonth and I thought it would be a good time to reshare this resource I made last year to mark the 20 year anniversary of section 28 being repealed in England & Wales so here’s a brief run-through of what you need to know and a a reminder that queer history is not a thing of the distant past - it’s happened in our lifetimes and continues to be made every day⚡️ (this set of illustrations was originally a commission for ...

Fifty years after the riots at the Stonewall Inn in New York's Greenwich Village gave birth to the modern gay rights movement, some in the city's transgender community say it hasn't shared in the progress gained by others. Violence, police harassment and job discrimination are still a daily struggle, they say.

On the unofficial birthday of Larry Kramer’s pioneering activist organization, we take you through ACT UP history, including the famous CBS News disruption

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marsha p. johnson by hank o’neal (1977)