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#LGBTHistory Featured Content Google Doodle honors LGBTQ pioneer, Stonewall vet Marsha P. Johnson The gay liberation activist and self-identified drag queen was a central figure in the Stonewall riots. June 30, 2020 Tweet    #LGBTHistory Party and protest: the radical history of gay liberation, Stonewall and Pride The long read: A police raid on a gay bar in New York led to the birth of the Pride movement half a century ago – but the fight for LGBTQ+ rights goes back much further than that June 25, 2020 Tweet    #GayNYC    #GayPride    #LGBTHistory As Charleston area gay bars vanish, historian seeks help documenting their heyday College of Charleston professor Harlan Greene is working with other researchers to document LGBTQ history in Charleston.  March 18, 2020 Tweet    #GayCharleston    #LGBTHistory LGBT tours of National Museum Wales in Cardiff aim to reveal secrets The gallery will be telling the once taboo tales behind its great works. March 15, 2020 Tweet    #GayCardiff       #LGBTHistory This Interactive Map Visualizes the Queer Geography of 20th-Century America Mapping the Gay Guides visualizes local queer spaces' evolution between 1965 and 1980 March 10, 2020 Tweet    #GaySpa    #LGBTHistory Living Openly: Uncovering queer indigenous history As an eighth grader, Jack Raslich’s first developed a liking for history when they got into an argument with a history teacher over the cause of the civil war. March 04, 2020 Tweet    #GayOhio    #LGBTHistory ‘Making Gay History: Before Stonewall,’ play based on award-winning podcast, opening in New York Voices of early LGBTQ civil rights history are about to take center stage in Greenwich Village, just blocks from where the Stonewall Riots took place more than 50 year ago. “Making Gay History: Before Stonewall” -- a new play adapted from Eric Marcus’ “Making Gay History” books and podcast -- opens Friday at New York University’s Provincetown Playhouse for an eight-performance run. February 28, 2020 Tweet    #GayNYC    #GayTheatre    #LGBTHistory Arnos Vale cemetery LGBT stories revealed for first time The "Drop Dead Gorgeous" project will explore the lives of LGBT people buried in a Bristol cemetery. February 21, 2020 Tweet    #GayUK    #LGBTHistory Hidden LGBTQ histories of London's royal palaces to come out in new guided tours Immersive performances will begin this month at Tower of London, with more planned at Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace February 14, 2020 Tweet    #GayLondon    #LGBTHistory The 200-year-old diary that's rewriting gay history A Yorkshire farmer's journal from 1810 reveals surprisingly modern views on being gay. February 10, 2020 Tweet    #GayUK    #LGBTHistory LGBT+ History Month 2020: When is it, what’s the history of it and what events are taking place in London? LGBT+ History Month has returned and, up and down the country, LGBTQ+ people and allies are coming together under the rainbow flag. January 30, 2020 Tweet    #GayLondon    #LGBTHistory Following the legacy of Spain's most famous poet and playwright, Federico Garcia Lorca Dimitris Kouimtsidis explores the fleeting life of Spain’s most famous poet, snuffed out for being gay, socialist and ‘undesirable’ January 26, 2020 Tweet    #VisitGaySpain    #LGBTHistory Ottawa to be home to new LGBTQ+ National Monument Ottawa has been chosen as the site of a national monument memorializing discrimination against Canada’s LGBTQ+ community.The specific location of the LGBTQ+ National Monument will be announced Thursday morning at a meeting of the National Capital Commission’s board of directors. January 21, 2020 Tweet    #GayCanada    #LGBTHistory Larry Kramer Wishes More People Wrote About Gay History “Most historians taken seriously are always straight. They wouldn’t know a gay person if they took him to lunch.” View Article January 16, 2020 Tweet    #GayNYC    #LGBTHistory A 19th-century book helped lay the foundation for gay rights. A Hopkins researcher just found a rare copy. It's an unassuming little book, bound in olive green leather and stamped with gilt. Seven inches tall and less than 5 inches wide, it's small enough to be concealed in a coat pocket. Who would have th... View Article January 08, 2020 Tweet    #GayBooks    #LGBTHistory St. Charles clock tower was an important early example of queer visibility in Toronto The St. Charles clock tower on Yonge St. was witness to so much history — and not always the type of history that we like to remember, writes JP Larocque. January 02, 2020 Tweet    #GayToronto    #LGBTHistory A Gay American German in Hitler’s Berlin If the destruction of European Jewry was the collective work, not just of Nazis, but of countless “ordinary men,” so too was the effort to prevent this great crime an accumulation of many individual a... View Article December 23, 2019 Tweet    #GayBerlin    #LGBTHistory Excavating a Queer History of Colonial Williamsburg A new committee digs into the lives of 18th-century colonists who may have lived outside the norm. View Article December 20, 2019 Tweet    #PrideVA    #LGBTHistory Forty years of sheer Heaven at the London superclub The venue that first brought London’s gay culture into the mainstream is still going strong today after four decades of glamour, glitz and perspiration View Article December 01, 2019 Tweet    #GayLondon    #GayBars    #LGBTHistory ‘Digging your heroes out of trash cans’: Spotlighting gay writers who died of AIDS Flyers reading “Have You Seen This Man?” were plastered around San Francisco when gay poet Karl Tierney disappeared in 1995. Now those words are the title of the first collection of his work. View Article December 01, 2019 Tweet    #GaySF    #LGBTHistory Masked balls and gay uprisings: Queer Maps is a guide to 150 years of LGBTQ history Online tool highlights 800 locations across Los Angeles, where many landmark institutions have closed their doors November 23, 2019 Tweet    #GayLA    #QueerLatinx    #LGBTHistory Transgender Awareness Week: These trans people made history in 2019 Janet Mock, Aaron Philip, CeCe Telfer -- meet some of the trans folks whose accomplishments expanded trans visbility in 2019. November 17, 2019 Tweet    #LGBTHistory    #Transgender Colonial Williamsburg begins researching LGBTQ history Colonial Williamsburg has agreed to research gender and sexually nonconforming people in 18th-century America, acknowledging to the LGBTQ community that people like them “have always existed.” November 17, 2019 Tweet    #PrideVA    #LGBTHistory City calls for help identifying key people and moments in Vancouver’s LGBTQ2 history The City of Vancouver has finished digitizing thousands of images from the BC Gay and Lesbian Archives — but it needs your help identifying them. October 27, 2019 Tweet    #GayVancouver    #HIV    #LGBTHistory