Queer History - Page 2

“On this memorial day of events that took place in Stonewall, I urge my gay brothers and sisters to promise that they will fight. For themselves, for their freedom, for the country…

Intersex people’s flag has a yellow background and a purple circle in the center. The concept of the flag was created by an intersex person in 2013. The author, Morgan Carpenter, explains

Dudgeon v. United Kingdom – A well-known case in the European Court of Human Rights in 1981, which ruled that an amendment to Section 11 of the Criminal Code in 1885 criminalizing

The American Women Quarters Program is a four-year program that celebrates the accomplishments and contributions made by women to the development and history of America. Beginning in 2022, and continuing through 2025

People’s beliefs and views are largely driven by environmental factors. Our fundamental perceptions are often based on / coincide with the perceptions of the society in which we grow up and live.

In Taiwan, trans people were forced to have their reproductive organs surgically removed in order to have their sex recognized legally. Plaintiff Xiao E in Taipei Supreme Administrative Court argued that the

Two candidates just earned spots in history as Germany’s first out trans women lawmakers after winning seats in its parliamentary elections on Sunday. The Greens, a center-left political party focused on environmental

Scotland has officially become the first country in the world to implement a required LGBTQ+ curriculum in schools after a new teacher toolkit launched this week. Educators now have access to a

On the 26th of September Swiss voters have decided by a clear margin to allow same-sex couples to marry, in a referendum that brings the Alpine nation into line with many others

In 2011, Beth Robinson, an associated judge in the Supreme Court, played a fundamental word in the legalization of the same-sex marriage. The administration of Biden will make Robinson the judge of