The 10 latest articles on Gender & LGBTQ+ Histories come from 9 sources, published between Oct 29 and Nov 11. Most come from Gayety (2).
People in these stories: Joe Redburn (2), Randell Hoffman (2), Thomas Coleman (2), Hoffman (2), Chris Wharton (2), Wharton (2)
Organizations: Delta Center (2), Mildred Berryman Institute (2), Human Rights Commission (2), Sun Tavern (2), Rainbow Media Co. (2), Congress (2)
Places: New York (3), Utah (2), Salt Lake City (2), South (2), Temple (2), Salt (2)
Sign in Welcome! Log into your account Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password A password will be e-mailed to you. News Sun Tavern Marker Honors Utah’s First Openly Gay Bar Across From the Delta Center A…
Jim Thompson Follow @JimmySportToons Dec 15, 2022 10:00 AM 10:00 AM on December 15, 2022 Advertisement Before “words are violence”, men were men. “That was the roughest 10-15 minutes I ever spent,” said one pilot. A squadron of B-24s had flown in one of the first days…
Today, LGBTQ cultural life in New York City is more visible than ever, and researchers are reconstructing its hidden history. To create a map of nightlife, Jeff Ferzoco of the project OUTgoing NYC... See 100 years of LGBTQ history mapped across…
(Mike Evertsen) The Sun Tavern, a former LGBTQ+ bar in Salt Lake City, in September 1982. Steve Gallegos stands in front of the bar. In the 1970s, this slice of downtown Salt Lake City was, to many, a safe haven. The sprawling…
From major events to our range of walks, music and smaller events for adults and families, across the themes of nature, history and wellbeing. Whatever your interests, there's something for you in the Royal Parks all through the year. Learn…
ONLINE EMBARGO 00.01 GMT, 05/11/26 An Iron Age British king was actually female, reveals new research. Gold coin of Verica with a naked horse-riding female warrior with a spear and VIR (for Verica) and REX. (Chris Rudd Ltd via SWNS) The artistic…
In 1892, Oscar Wilde asked friends to wear green carnations to the opening of Lady Windermere’s Fan. The flower became tied to his circle, though historians still debate what he meant by it. That uncertainty runs through the history of queer…
MONTREAL, October 29, 2026 — Picture it: 9:30 on a Friday morning in April 1967. An atomic clock counts down to zero, the gates swing open, and somewhere in a crowd of more than 300,000 people, a 41-year-old jazz drummer from Chicago named Al Carter becomes…
A new book reveals the fascinating true tale of Leon Belmont, a gender rebel and “romantic sensation” of the late 1800s. Drawings of Leon Belmont (left) and his former girlfriend, Sarah Brackett, in Illustrated Police News, November 20, 1880. Gender variance has existed…
From 1976: The Sheraton-Spokane Hotel was expecting a crowd of between 1,000 and 1,400 to attend the Halloween Coronation Ball. This was noteworthy, because it was sponsored by the Inland Empire Society of the Arts – “subtitled the Spokane Gay Community” – and it was…
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