Today we look at the footnote, the home of many queer people throughout history, and we look closer. Founded 2016.
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The MQH 2024 calendar is here, and we're celebrating all things bright, colorful, and loud! Each month includes a queer woman from history + the full digital version has a bunch of important dates in queer history and a spot for your monthly dreams. makingqueerhistory.com/calen…
To finish off the month, we wanted to share some queer book recommendations with y'all! This, along with other content, was released early to our patrons at buff.ly/2Ivg7TG
ALT I was always looking outside myself for strength and confidence but it comes from within. It is there all the time.
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One of the "theories" to erase Sappho's sexuality without erasing her work was that there were two Sapphos—one a great poet, the other a "notorious slut." Learn more at makingqueerhistory.com!
We share books, visual art, and more in our Public Domain Library—check out this piece and more! makingqueerhistory.com/makin…
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Josephine Baker dopted 12 children during her life. It was one of her sons, Jean-Claude Baker, who confirmed after her death that Josephine was bisexual. Learn more at makingqueerhistory.com!
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We share books, visual art, and more in our Public Domain Library—check out this piece and more! makingqueerhistory.com/makin…
