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This gender non-conforming blues singer was a Harlem Renaissance super star
She was famous for her bawdy performances and a chorus line of eight effeminate male dancers.
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This black lesbian became a giant in her field no matter what her critics threw at her
Octavia Butler wasn’t just a giant in science fiction literature, she was also a black lesbian who overcame multiple obstacles to become a bestselling author.
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This out bisexual singer reigned as Empress of the Blues in the 1920’s
She sold more than 2 million records in the first ten months after she was signed by Columbia Records and performed on Broadway – and then the Great Depression hit.
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Meet the Harlem Renaissance dancer who made sure lesbian history wasn’t forgotten
Harlem Renaissance dancer, domestic worker, archivist, philanthropist, and early lesbian activist; Mabel Hampton was many, many things in her lifetime.
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Welcome to the church of Sylvester. His gospel-tinged disco made us feel mighty real
“I’m not a drag queen. I’m Sylvester.”
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On a queer day: 9/11, LGBTQ people, & a nation’s unfulfilled promise of unity
Take a moment to acknowledge how many gay & lesbian Americans were a part of the tragedy – as victims, rescuers, and survivors.
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Gay Nevada Senate Majority Leader resigns amid federal charges of stealing from his own campaign
“I hope to have the opportunity to prove someday that this is not who I am, just something I did wrong.”
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Westboro Baptist attack on trans politician backfires spectacularly
Roem has raised almost $30,000 from over 800 donors from all 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, since the rabidly anti-LGBTQ group announced a protest aimed at her.
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This gender non-conforming blues singer was a Harlem Renaissance super star
She was famous for her bawdy performances and a chorus line of eight effeminate male dancers.
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Richard Bruce Nugent, the queer rebel of the Harlem Renaissance
The “bizarre and eccentric vagabond poet” was open about his sexuality, and then married a woman.