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Historical photos of men in love: Can you spot the hidden clue that they’re a couple?
This rare photo from the Nini-Treadwell Collection has been shared exclusively with LGBTQ Nation just so you can see it.
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Historical photos of men in love: Labor Day 1910
This rare photo from the Nini-Treadwell Collection has been shared exclusively with LGBTQ Nation just so you can see it.
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Meet Tommy Gene Brown, the hapless “bride” arrested for vagrancy along with 70 wedding guests
The guests were sipping on champagne. The bride was dressed for the event, and an ordained minister waited to officiate. Suddenly, the doors opened and Waco police officers, assisted by a state trooper, arrested everyone.
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Historical photos of men in love: The mischievous sailors
This rare photo from the Nini-Treadwell Collection has been shared exclusively with LGBTQ Nation just so you can see it.
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Press A, Be Gay: LGBTQ representation in video games in the past 50 years
LGBTQ representation in video games has not been perfect and still has room for improvement, but there’s no doubt that it’s in a position to tell queer stories and to tell them well.
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Historical photos of men in love: Posing for a portrait in the 1800s
This rare photo from the Nini-Treadwell Collection has been shared exclusively with LGBTQ Nation just so you can see it.
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Historical photos of men in love: The rocking chair on the rooftop
This rare photo from the Nini-Treadwell Collection has been shared exclusively with LGBTQ Nation just so you can see it.
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Virginia passed a statute governing trans birth certificates in 1979. It wasn’t controversial then.
Virginia protected trans people in the 70s without any political opposition. The Old Dominion state is coming full circle.
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James Allen was declared a “female husband” in the early 19th century to protect their wife
After James Allen died suddenly in 1829, all of London learned that he was a “female husband” (or a trans man, by modern standards). Here’s the extraordinary tale of what happened next…
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Bayard Rustin was convicted for having sex with a man. Lawmakers want to finally address it.
Advocates in California want an official pardon as “an affirmation of what Rustin knew all along: that he was not a criminal for being gay.”