In the spring of 1972, the first known feminist restaurant in the U.S. opened its doors in Greenwich Village. Mother Courage, named after an anti-war play by Marxist poet Bertolt Brecht, was founded by…
Before Thanksgiving was the capitalist celebration of crowded flights and family-related trauma that it is today, it was an opportunity for America’s power…
These days, most major U.S. cities are home to a robust LGBTQ+ population and even have their own “gayborhood.” But, go back in time some 50-plus years…
Though his contributions to the Civil Rights Movement were monumental, the late Bayard Rustin has long been considered one of America’s most unsung heroes…
Seated next to his husband, Paul Katami, in one of KQED’s San Francisco studios, Jeff Zarrillo is seen watching for the first time video footage of his testimony as one of the plaintiffs in the 2010 federal lawsuit…
Halloween is a night when we can embrace our inner creatures, trying on identities that might feel off-limits to us the rest of the year, and take to the streets as whatever we want to be. That freedom…
Several significant LGBTQ+ rights milestones happened in the month of October, and as a result, it was declared LGBTQ+ History Month in 1994, according to LGBTHistoryMonth.com. The first March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights happened on…
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