A View Of Our Past: LGBTQ History Month 2024

  • Have you seen our newsletters? Sign up HERE
Category: History
Hits: 2767
Photo created by Julie Palmer.

Check out these stories to celebrate LGBTQ History Month.

Homo History 101 | Opinion

Family Reading for After LGBTQ History Month

Paris, Art, and Defiance: Gertrude Stein’s Role in Shaping Modern Culture

‘National Hero’ - Billy Sipple’s Tragic Impact on Media Ethics and Activism

Stonewall Story – and Jacket – Highlights Importance of Allies

The Lavender Scare: The Case Against Homosexuals

Homo History | ‘The Queen’s Vernacular: A Gay Lexicon’

Emma Jones Society – The Panhandle’s Secret Gay Club

In 1960s, Drag Found a Home in San Francisco’s Glen Park

Putting an End to the Myths of Stonewall

Notable People of LGBTQ History

Corporate America’s Embrace of LGBTQ+ Rights Shaped History. What’s Next for Allyship?

The Death of William T. Simpson - How One Murder Sparked the 'Homosexual Panic'

US Medical Archive Adds SF Transgender Clinic Website

‘But the Bible Says!’ - How One Mistake Accidentally Sparked Today’s Anti-LGBTQ Rhetoric

The History of Lesbians and Sports

The Legacy of Addison Mizner - The Gay Architect Who Helped Build South Florida

RELATED

A View In Our Past: LGBTQ History Month 2023

#lgbtq history month

Related Articles

History

The Legacy of Addison Mizner - The Gay Architect Who Helped Build South Florida

Addison Mizner was not a regular architect. He never went to school for it, and the state of New York and California, where he came from, never officially recognized him as such.

History

The History of Lesbians and Sports

On Sept. 20, 1973, in their so-called “Battle of the Sexes,” tennis star Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, in the Houston Astrodome. It was the first time a woman had played against a man in such a venue, and it was an historic event with much media hype and an astounding amount of betting in Las Vegas with the odds in Riggs’s favor.

History

‘But the Bible Says!’ - How One Mistake Accidentally Sparked Today’s Anti-LGBTQ Rhetoric

After months of deliberation, David Sheldon Fearon wrote a letter in 1959 to the committee responsible for developing the Revised Standard Version (RSV) of the Bible. Fearon, recently deceased, was then a 21-year-old seminary student in Canada who hoped to call attention to a mistranslation he’d discovered.

OutSFL

Phone: 954-514-7095
Hours: Monday - Friday 9AM - 2PM
Editorial@OutSFL.com
Sales@OutSFL.com

Calendar@outsfl.com

Corrections: corrections@outsfl.com

2520 N. Dixie Highway,
Wilton Manors, FL 33305

Navigate

GOT A TIP?

Got a juicy lead or story idea? Let us know! You can also submit an anonymous news tip by clicking here.

GOT A TIP

   

Out South Florida

Hello from OutSFL! We hope you'll consider donating to us. Starting a business can be a scary prospect, but with your support so far, we've had tremendous success. Thank you!

donate button