Divas in the drawing room: The 'Gilded Age' drag cameo you might have missed
Matthew Carlsen expressed excitement for the opportunity to showcase under-represented groups in queer history through his portrayal of a female impersonator in The Gilded Age.
Aids activist and disco pioneer Jewel Thais-Williams dies aged 86
Jewel Thais-Williams, owner of the legendary LA nightclub Catch One and HIV/AIDS activist, passed away at 86, leaving a significant legacy in community advocacy.
Opinion: Erasing queer history in North Beach - 48 hills
Recent political decisions have sidelined historic preservation efforts in North Beach, specifically those honoring its queer, immigrant, and working-class heritage.
When NYC's Piers Were a Sanctuary for Gay Gathering
The piers transformed into underground spaces for cruising and creativity, empowering a community in a burgeoning era of self-expression following the Stonewall Riots.
Book Review: Rediscover Portland Cartoonist Rupert Kinnard and 50 Years of Black, Gay Comic History
Kinnard never expected the Brown Bomber to appear anywhere other than his sketchbook until the editor of his college newspaper asked him to contribute comics weekly.
Digital communication complicates the preservation of queer histories, replacing traditional journals with fast-paced chats that are harder to archive.
The 'Kunst im Untergrund' festival reimagines Berlin's U-Bahn as an atlas of queer histories and futures, celebrating diverse narratives and identities.