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City officials are working with a historian to document and preserve Raleigh's LGBTQ history.

As the marker was unveiled, there was much joy and pride in the fact that Philadelphia is now considered one of the nation's most LGBTQ-friendly cities.

Since 1985, Windy City Times cofounder Tracy Baim said they have been writing the first draft of history of the community in Chicago.

Hungarian conservatives are painting LGBTQ+ people as a recent, “liberal” phenomenon. History shows that isn’t true

As the Lehigh Valley's LGBT community braces for the closure of Allentown's Stonewall, those who frequented the iconic gay bar say such establishments still fill a crucial role even in a society that's more connected and accepting of queer culture.

Keith Haring - a firm believer in art for the masses, as he saw the benefits of commercialism instead of the downsides in an ever-growing materialistic society.

To find out what was happening in the area, you had to head to a bar and discreetly ask for a free, locally-distributed paper

"She couldn’t imagine coming out would put her kids in danger or that her track record as a devoted parent would be rendered irrelevant because sh

As a transgender veteran in her 90s, she challenged government bureaucracy. She then set out to be recognized as the oldest working flight instructor.

In the '70s, being openly identified as LGBTQ in any form put you at risk of complete rejection from society. To put a name to a face and publicly own your lesbianism was an act of bravery and generosity. It was an act that said: "I am here. You're allowed to be here too."

Activist and photographer Leonard Fink’s newly-digitised archive captures the West Village’s marches, queer bars and cruising grounds, highlighting the passion and creativity LGBTQ+ people exhibited after Stonewall.

The new HBO Max series, set amid the first decade of the AIDS crisis in London, prompts a writer’s memories and regrets to come flooding back.

The American photographer’s intimate images – featuring lesbians of all ages, races and backgrounds – are a vital document of LGBTQ+ history

A museum is highlighting the accomplishments and the sacrifices of the LGBTQ community in Central Florida.

Jonathan Coleman, who co-founded the Faulkner Morgan Archives, which documents Lexington’s LGBTQ history, will take over the 60-year-old Blue Grass Trust on Nov. 1.

The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project advocated for the former residence of Lorraine Hansberry to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Did you ever visit the 'Gay Garage' on Huntingdon Street?

Over the spring semester, 22 undergraduate students have been working in seven different groups to create narratives of queer topics specifc to Iowa’s history in a class called Queer of Color: Literature and History, in collaboration with the LGBTQ Iowa Archives. University of Iowa English Ph.D. student Enrico Bruno is in his final yea

Recent years have seen LGBTQ histories increasingly take centre stage, from the Stonewall riots to the queer pasts of National Trust houses. But what are the challenges of telling such stories? We assembled an expert panel to find out

Over a decade ago, Rachel Crandall-Crocker wanted a reason for trans people to celebrate and come together. So she created one.

From queer punks in Huddersfield to lesbian-run sound systems in Brixton, Black LGBTQ Britons have been raiding their old photograph collections to document some pioneering scenes

Queer people are ever-present throughout time and place yet their history is undertaught

The interactive tool allows readers to explore how queer social life has changed over time.

Gay life in London was vibrant as the 1980s began, but a mysterious illness was soon to change that.

Stories told by people in Edinburgh’s LGBTQIA+ community will be at the forefront of a new online exhibition created by Museums & Galleries Edinburgh in partnership with LGBT Youth Scotland.