LGBTQ History and Disability Victoria A. Brownworth Community October 22, 2020 0Disabled people have long been hidden from history, and unsurprisingly, disabled LGBTQ historical figures too have been hidden. The LGBTQ...
“Little Five Points Was Just Crawling with Lesbians!” Maria Helena Dolan Community September 10, 2020 0Note: the below is an abbreviated tale of a magical place and time, where for over two decades, women did...
A History of Atlanta Drag Bars Jim Farmer Community August 27, 2020 0In Atlanta these days, it’s fairly easy to find a gay bar that has some sort of drag show or...
Chris Mosier Makes History as First Trans Man to Compete in Men’s Olympic Trials Katie Burkholder Culture January 29, 2020 039-year-old trans man Chris Mosier has made history by becoming the first out transgender athlete to compete in the men’s...
LGBTQ Education Bill Passes Illinois House of Representatives Katie Burkholder National March 18, 2019 0The Illinois House of Representatives voted to require LGBTQ history to be taught in schools, reported NPR. The bill, which...
15 Facts About Georgia Pride Joshua Davison Atlanta Pride October 10, 2018 0To get everyone ready and excited for Pride, we’ve searched far and wide for 15 facts about the Atlanta Pride...
The Gay Pimp of Old Hollywood Jim Farmer Film August 30, 2018 0Part of a surprisingly robust summer for LGBTQ films, two new movies are now on tap: one a gossipy documentary...
Hattie McDaniel & Margaret Mitchell: Literature’s Female Ebony and Ivory Aidan Edwards Film August 30, 2018 0Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone with the Wind” is a staple novel for not only Atlanta but for the entire nation. The...
Katie Burkholder: My Ally Story Katie Burkholder Outspoken August 8, 2018 0As a self-absorbed pre-teen living in a small town, all I knew of the world was what was immediately around...
“I Was There And I’m Still Here!” Dave Hayward Community August 6, 2018 0Additions to Atlanta’s historical events from a gay man who lived through them.
From Whence We Came: Our LGBTQ ATL History Berlin Sylvestre Culture August 2, 2018 0Think you know gay Atlanta history? We start in 1826. Come see what we found.
