The scene is a familiar one: A white man of means, clean-cut and respectable, learns that he’s contracted HIV. Maybe he has to break the news to family, or hide it from his coworkers. Fast forward to the story’s emotional…
Orbitz has released an LGBTQ Civil Rights map to honor October as LGBTQ History Month. The interactive map lists 15 sites across the country that have played a significant role in our long quest for equal rights. “From historic places of…
Two men dressed in drag for a tea party, two women cuddled up at the beach. Today these might be benign photographs, but in the early 1950s, they were memories shuttered away from public view. Until now. These two photographs and…
The Dutch monarchy made international news last week after announcing that royals can marry a same-sex partner without giving up their right to the throne. But while the Netherlands, which in 2001 became the first country to legalize gay marriage, has paved the…
On May 18, 1981, physician and writer Dr. Lawrence Mass reported on an “exotic new disease” affecting the gay community for New York City’s local gay paper, The New York Native. By the end of that year, 130 people in the United States…
14 Fascinating Queer Historical Figures I’m Mad I Didn’t Learn About Sooner, But Am Delighted To Know About Now…
In the early days of cinema, a German sexologist made one of the world’s first pro-gay films. Lost to history after the Nazis rose to power, Gesetze der Liebe (Laws of Love) has been found, restored and released to the…
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