Collecting and sharing queer histories from Sheffield. [email protected] https://xitter.cf/t.co/1WveU8u2Jp
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ALT Poster for the 'Our Steel City' project - text runs as follows: 'Steel City Queer History is collecting personal stories to create a celebration of queer joy (and other emotions) from around Sheffield! Maybe it's the pub where you had your first date or the shop where you bought your first gender-affirming clothing, such places are brimming with untold queer stories and meaningful memories - and we want to map them! Find out more at steelcityqueerhistory.wordpress.com
ALT text reads "sheffield radical pride 22nd July. 2pm march from city hall. 5pm queer takeover endcliffe park"
ALT A group of young people gathered on a building’s steps near Stonewall, some looking into the camera and smiling, two couples kissing
ALT Two young women sitting on a grassy bank, holding hands and laughing. Alice is wearing a collared shirt, pants, and chauffeur’s cap.
ALT A graphic with a dark background, blue & pink splodges on the sides, and white text reading banner making. When: 7:30pm Wednesday, where: DINA (fitzallen square, S1 2AZ). Paint brushes, fabric, cardboard will be provided. Donations to DINA appreciated. Radical pride sheffield.
ALT Old black and white photo of a road with cars going past, there is a road sign that says ‘south Yorkshire’ below it is another sign that says ‘supports a nuclear free zone’ and below that someone has added their own makeshift sign that reads ‘welcome to Sheffield lesbian capital of the north’
ALT One a white background sits a pink upside down triangle and a light blue line running parallel with the left side of the triangle. The line is dripping and has paint splatters as if it has been spray painted. Over the top stretching across the image in a graffiti stencil font are the words ‘radical pride’ in black and underneath inside the triangle in the same font but smaller the word ‘Sheffield’
ALT A woman sitting at a table, with yellow and pink cutting mats in from of her. She wears a beige cardigan and a green t shirt that reads #GirlsWithDrills. She is smiling and looking off to the left of the camera. The wall behind her is painted with a bright yellow star, pink, blue, white and grey stripes.
ALT On a background of baby blue and pink diagonal lines text sits on a dark blue/grey box that reads: COUNTERDEMO Monday 6:30pm, Central Library Come show solidarity with trans comic artist Sophie Labelle and stand up to transphobes
