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  Walt Whitman - George Collins Cox (2016-03-26)

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  Jean Cocteau b Meurisse 1923 (2017-07-05)

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  Jane Addams - Bain News Service (2019-09-06)

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  Bacon by Gray 257 (2019-10-28)

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  Ivor Novello (2020-01-15)

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  George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron by Richard Westall (2) (2020-01-22)

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  Bessie Smith (1936) by Carl Van Vechten (2020-09-26)

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  Billy Strayhorn, New York, N.Y., between 1946 and 1948 (William P. Gottlieb 08211) (2020-11-29)

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  Chelsea Manning on 18 May 2017 (2020-12-17)

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  Peter Tatchell - Red Wall - 8by10 - 2016-10-15 (2021-01-25)

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  Sally Ride (1984) (2021-05-26)

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  Camp - Notes on Fashion at the Met - Burberry rainbow cape (73854) (2021-12-14)

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  Alice Park - Records of the National Woman's Party (2022-02-02)

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  Eva Le Gallienne (mnwp.275003, cropped restoration) (2022-10-12)

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  Mademoiselle Maupin de l'Opéra (Julie d'Aubigny) (2022-11-25)

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  Ethel Smyth (2024-05-24)

Did you know?

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• ... that although some casting directors found Jack Ferver difficult to believe as an 18-year-old, Ferver would later portray Little Lad in a Starburst advertisement? (2022-08-10)
• ... that the book Love Falls On Us, about the LGBTQ movement in Africa, was praised by author Uzodinma Iweala for "elevating the extraordinary ordinariness of L.G.B.T.Q. Africans"? (2022-07-30)
• ... that an episode of the children's TV show Arthur featuring a same-sex wedding was not aired on Alabama's PBS network? (2022-07-23)
• ... that the perceived tameness of LGBT Pride Month gave rise to Wrath Month? (2022-07-22)
• ... that the Indy Bag Ladies, one of the oldest AIDS fundraising organizations, is a group of activist drag queens in Indianapolis who have raised more than $1 million for AIDS patients? (2022-07-21)
• ... that Evgenia Debryanskaya, the lesbian activist who co-founded Russia's first gay-rights organization, was the first wife of Aleksandr Dugin, Vladimir Putin's "Rasputin"? (2022-07-21)
• ... that the 2020 case Henderson v. Box held that the state of Indiana must list same-sex parents on their child's birth certificate? (2022-07-20)
• ... that model Tyra Banks produces Generation Drag, a TV series which follows five children preparing for a drag show? (2022-07-20)
• ... that activist Gerlin Bean co-founded the Organisation of Women of African and Asian Descent in 1978, an event described as "a watershed in the history of Black women's rights activism"? (2022-07-19)
• ... that roughly 15,000 copies of the anonymously published essay "Queers Read This" were distributed at the June 1990 New York Gay Pride Parade? (2022-07-18)
• ... that Ursula Sillge's attempt to organize a 1978 national lesbian gathering in East Germany led to the banning of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf's venue for LGBT meetings? (2022-07-16)
• ... that James T. Sears called the novels The White Paper (1928), Street of Stairs (1968), and Boychick (1971), three "pederastic erotic classics"? (2022-07-15)
• ... that American drag queen James Herndon donated funds and resources into black and LGBTQ+ communities in Lexington, Kentucky? (2022-07-10)
• ... that the 1983 pink film Beautiful Mystery was one of the earliest commercially produced gay pornographic films in Japan? (2022-07-10)
• ... that about 200 San Francisco police officers led a 1989 riot through a gay neighborhood in reaction to a peaceful protest? (2022-07-08)
• ... that in the 1980s, international LGBT organizations organized protests in Europe and the Americas in support of Belgian teacher Eliane Morissens? (2022-07-06)
• ... that Red Jordan Arobateau adopted "Red" as his first name after dyeing his hair red because he thought the color represented sensuality and eroticism of his work? (2022-07-02)
• ... that Lebanese LGBT rights activist Sandra Melhem, one of the foremost promoters of drag culture in Beirut, was awarded for her humanitarian relief work after the 2020 Beirut explosion? (2022-07-01)
• ... that Pat Gozemba married her wife while researching a book about the history of the struggle for equal marriage in Massachusetts? (2022-07-01)
• ... that a journalist dubbed Olena Shevchenko (pictured) as "probably the most famous lesbian in Ukraine"? (2022-06-30)
• ... that Tzedi Tzarfati directed a production of Annie decades after becoming enamored with its song "Tomorrow"? (2022-06-05)
• ... that Cardiff-based classicist Kathleen Freeman also wrote detective fiction, publishing under four separate pseudonyms? (2022-05-23)
• ... that when asked about the secret to her longevity, 91-year-old Shatzi Weisberger said she smokes marijuana every night? (2022-05-21)
• ... that Yuki Fumino's relationships with hearing-impaired friends and acquaintances inspired her to create I Hear the Sunspot? (2022-05-20)
• ... that the black Christian Siriano gown worn by actor Billy Porter was said to have "won" the 91st Academy Awards? (2022-05-14)
• ... that transgender pioneer Barbara Ann Wilcox (pictured) proposed to her husband on the day she met him? (2022-05-11)
• ... that Johannes zu Eltz, who decided to become a Catholic priest after earning his doctorate in law in law, has advocated blessings of same-sex marriages by the Catholic Church? (2022-05-06)
• ... that the now-destroyed statue of Alexander Wood was the first LGBT monument in Canada? (2022-04-24)
• ... that in response to Disney's support for Florida's House Bill 1557, also known as the "Don't Say Gay" bill, Pixar employees stated that Disney removes LGBT references from the studio's films? (2022-04-21)
• ... that manga artist Keiko Takemiya intentionally submitted her manga Sanrūmu Nite immediately before its publication deadline to avoid it being edited? (2022-04-18)

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In the news

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2022 monkeypox outbreak (2022-07-23) • 2022 Oslo shooting (2022-06-26) • Margot Heuman (2022-05-18) • Urvashi Vaid (2022-05-17) • André Leon Talley (2022-01-20) • Desmond Tutu (2021-12-26) • Blackberri (2021-12-16) • Bell hooks (2021-12-16) • Anne Rice (2021-12-13) • Marie-Claire Blais (2021-12-06) • Stephen Sondheim (2021-11-29) • Damon Galgut (2021-11-04) • Marcia Freedman (2021-09-28) • Sylvano Bussotti (2021-09-23) • Mangala Samaraweera (2021-08-24) • Alfred Biolek (2021-07-24) • Raffaella Carrà (2021-07-09) • Lauren Berlant (2021-07-01) • Kay Lahusen (2021-05-29) • San Miguel del Ene attack (2021-05-26) • Madeline Davis (2021-05-06) • Les McKeown (2021-04-24) • Robina Asti (2021-03-24) • John Magufuli (2021-03-18) • Ian Waddell (2021-03-18) • Maureen Colquhoun (2021-02-03) • Sophie (musician) (2021-01-30) • Shuggie Bain (2020-11-23) • Jan Morris (2020-11-22) • Betty Dodson (2020-11-05) • Prince Azim of Brunei (2020-10-26) • James Randi (2020-10-22) • 2020–2021 Thai protests (2020-10-20) • Monica Roberts (2020-10-09) • Timothy Ray Brown (2020-10-01) • Schitt's Creek (2020-09-21) • Chi Chi DeVayne (2020-08-21) • Naya Rivera (2020-07-14) • 2020 Russian constitutional referendum (2020-07-03) • Joel Schumacher (2020-06-28) • Angela Madsen (2020-06-26) • Bostock v. Clayton County (2020-06-15) • Larry Kramer (2020-05-29) • Same-sex marriage in Costa Rica (2020-05-28) • Siegfried & Roy (2020-05-10) • Little Richard (2020-05-09) • Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon (2020-04-11) • Lorena Borjas (2020-03-31) • Genesis P-Orridge (2020-03-17) • Syd Mead (2020-01-02) • Jerry Herman (2019-12-30) • Allee Willis (2019-12-28) • Ram Dass (2019-12-25) • Marieke Vervoort (2019-10-25) • Girl, Woman, Other (2019-10-20) • Miriam Rivera (2019-08-12) • Joe Longthorne (2019-08-08) • Kevin Killian (2019-06-21) • Binyavanga Wainaina (2019-05-26) • Same-sex marriage in Taiwan (2019-05-18) • Lyra McKee (2019-04-20) • 2010–2017 Toronto serial homicides (2019-02-08) • Harris Wofford (2019-01-24) • Mary Oliver (2019-01-17) • Pete Shelley (2018-12-07) • Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (2018-09-07) • Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India (2018-09-07) • Theodore McCarrick (2018-07-29) • Dale Winton (2018-04-19) • David Buckel (2018-04-16) • Marielle Franco (2018-03-18) • Peter Wyngarde (2018-01-21) • Marriage Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Act 2017 (2017-12-08) • Jim Nabors (2017-11-30) • Jana Novotná (2017-11-21) • Rikard Wolff (2017-11-19) • Lil Peep (2017-11-17) • Liz Smith (journalist) (2017-11-13) • Grant Hart (2017-09-15) • Edith Windsor (2017-09-13) • Pierre Bergé (2017-09-10) • Kate Millett (2017-09-07) • Leo Varadkar (2017-06-15) • Aaron Hernandez (2017-04-19) • Gilbert Baker (artist) (2017-04-01) • Howard Hodgkin (2017-03-10) • Robert Osborne (2017-03-07) • Gordon Aikman (2017-02-04) • Alan Turing law (2017-02-01) • Stuart Timmons (2017-01-31) • Dennis Peron (2017-01-28) • Gorden Kaye (2017-01-24) • George Michael (2016-12-26) • Alexis Arquette (2016-09-12) • Orlando nightclub shooting (2016-06-12) • Salah Abdeslam (2016-03-18) • Guido Westerwelle (2016-03-18) • David Bowie (2016-01-11) • Brian Sewell (2015-09-20) • Oliver Sacks (2015-08-30) • Obergefell v. Hodges (2015-06-26) • Thirty-fourth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland (2015-05-23) • Anwar Ibrahim sodomy trials (2015-02-11) • 2014 Winter Olympics (2014-02-08) • Sappho (2014-02-04) • Lou Reed (2013-10-27) • Diana Nyad (2013-09-04) • Cory Monteith (2013-07-14) • United States v. Windsor (2013-06-28) • Defense of Marriage Act (2013-06-27) • Jason Collins (2013-05-01) • Ed Koch (2013-02-01) • Gore Vidal (2012-08-01) • Maurice Sendak (2012-05-09) • Whitney Houston (2012-02-12) • Christopher Hitchens (2011-12-17) • Same-sex marriage in New York (2011-06-27) • A Gay Girl In Damascus (2011-06-13) • Same-sex marriage in Brazil (2011-05-09) • Elizabeth Taylor (2011-03-23) • Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010 (2010-12-24) • Log Cabin Republicans v. United States (2010-10-13) • Don't ask, don't tell (2010-10-13) • Same-sex marriage in Argentina (2010-07-15) • Same-sex marriage in Portugal (2010-05-19) • Alexander McQueen (2010-02-11) • Hijra (South Asia) (2009-12-24) • Same-sex marriage in Mexico City (2009-12-22) • LGBT rights in Uruguay (2009-09-12) • Alan Turing (2009-09-12) • LGBT rights in the United Kingdom (2009-08-31) • Tel Aviv gay centre shooting (2009-08-04) • Shanghai Pride (2009-06-07) • Carol Ann Duffy (2009-05-02) • Same-sex marriage in Sweden (2009-05-01) • Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir (2009-02-01) • Anwar Ibrahim (2008-07-17) • Same-sex marriage in the United States (2004-05-17) • Federal Marriage Amendment (2004-02-24)

Main page featured articles

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Black Christian Siriano gown of Billy Porter (2022-08-08) • Loev (2022-06-02) • Don Dunstan (2022-06-01) • It's Elementary: Talking About Gay Issues in School (2022-03-29) • Röhm scandal (2022-03-05) • A Beautiful Crime (2022-01-29) • Frederick the Great (2021-11-09) • Rejoined (2021-10-30) • Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji (2021-10-15) • The Heart of Thomas (2021-05-05) • The Grand Budapest Hotel (2021-03-07) • Stucky (fandom) (2020-10-20) • Margaret Macpherson Grant (2020-09-27) • Erin Phillips (2020-09-24) • Russell family (Passions) (2020-08-06) • Adele Spitzeder (2020-02-09) • Edward II of England (2019-05-17) • Jeremy Thorpe (2019-04-29) • San Junipero (2019-01-20) • John/Eleanor Rykener (2019-01-10) • Laurence Olivier (2018-12-12) • Guy Burgess (2018-09-22) • Simone Russell (2018-07-05) • Lady Gaga (2018-03-28) • Louise Bryant (2018-03-08) • Leelah Alcorn (2017-12-28) • Chad Harris-Crane (2017-12-19) • Murder of Dwayne Jones (2017-07-21) • The Last of Us (2017-06-14) • Hands Across Hawthorne (2017-05-29) • John Gielgud (2017-05-14) • Francis Poulenc (2017-01-07) • Mulholland Drive (film) (2016-12-19) • Jack Parsons (2016-10-30) • The Left Hand of Darkness (2016-10-23) • Thorpe affair (2016-08-03) • A Quiet Night In (2016-05-27) • Uncle David (2016-03-25) • Boys Don't Cry (1999 film) (2015-11-15) • Josh Hutcherson (2015-03-28) • Hugh Walpole (2015-03-13) • Michael Tippett (2015-01-02) • Katy Perry (2014-10-25) • Marshall Applewhite (2014-08-15) • Enid Blyton (2014-06-24) • Nicolo Giraud (2014-05-16) • Frank's Cock (2013-12-01) • Benjamin Britten (2013-11-22) • Once More, with Feeling (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) (2013-09-18) • Angelina Jolie (2013-06-19) • Gender Bender (The X-Files) (2013-05-14) • Russell T Davies (2013-04-27) • David Bowie (2013-03-11) • Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) (2013-02-14) • Cracker Barrel (2013-01-11) • Bride of Frankenstein (2012-10-31) • The Well of Loneliness (2012-05-17) • Tom Driberg (2012-02-15) • Tropic Thunder (2011-08-13) • Degrassi: The Next Generation (2010-07-16) • Ann Bannon (2010-07-15) • Iravan (2010-05-28) • American Beauty (1999 film) (2010-03-26) • William III of England (2009-11-14) • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (2009-10-17) • Janet Jackson (2009-10-10) • Boy Scouts of America membership controversies (2009-09-26) • Natalie Clifford Barney (2009-08-26) • Noël Coward (2009-08-22) • Stonewall riots (2009-06-28) • Major depressive disorder (2009-06-23) • Emily Dickinson (2009-06-22) • Latter Days (2008-12-17) • Harvey Milk (2008-11-27) • James Robert Baker (2008-10-18) • Cleveland Street scandal (2008-10-10) • Judy Garland (2008-06-22) • Elagabalus (2008-05-16) • Emma Goldman (2008-04-19) • Bette Davis (2008-04-05) • Rachel Carson (2008-02-22) • Trembling Before G-d (2008-01-12) • Fun Home (2007-09-10) • Homer's Phobia (2007-07-27) • The Wire (2007-07-13) • Ian Thorpe (2007-03-25) • Same-sex marriage in Spain (2007-03-14) • Buffy the Vampire Slayer (2007-03-10) • V for Vendetta (film) (2006-11-05) • Dog Day Afternoon (2006-09-21) • Mariah Carey (2006-09-13) • HIV/AIDS (2006-06-15) • Henry James (2006-05-19) • Epaminondas (2006-02-15) • Yoweri Museveni (2005-12-19) • Michel Foucault (2005-12-07) • Mário de Andrade (2005-11-21) • James VI and I (2005-09-19) • Kylie Minogue (2005-04-27) • H.D. (2005-03-04) • Gender role (2005-01-17) • Chuck Palahniuk (2005-01-08) • Paragraph 175 (2004-12-09) • Lawrence v. Texas (2004-09-16) • Ian McKellen (2004-07-06) • Ludwig Wittgenstein (2004-05-28) • Batman (2004-05-07) • Leonardo da Vinci (2004-03-10)

Good articles

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12 Days • Acadele • Acafellas • Ackley Bridge • Dianna Agron • Alejandro (song) • Alexander the Great • All That Glitters (TV series) • All the Lovers • American Civil Liberties Union • Americano (song) • Amor Prohibido (song) • And the Band Played On • Blaine Anderson • Angel Sanctuary • Anole (character) • Antique Bakery • Archer (2009 TV series) • David Archuleta • Ardhanarishvara • Arnold Comes of Age • The Art Teacher • Gavin Arthur • Asexuality • Atlanta Eagle police raid • W. H. Auden • Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey • Ayla (Chrono Trigger) • Die BIF • Balance Policy • Ballad (Glee) • Banana Fish • Bara (genre) • Barbette (performer) • Sarah Barnes • Barracuda Lounge • John Barrowman • Lance Bass • Beautiful (Christina Aguilera song) • Beiste (Glee) • A. Scott Berg • John Berry (administrator) • The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel • Between You & Me (Betty Who song) • Big Brother (British series 10) • Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride • Bixby's Back • Black Cat Bar • Porcelain Black • Black Swan (film) • Blame It on the Alcohol • Elizabeth Pierce Blegen • Blind Date (30 Rock) • Blond Ambition World Tour • Blue discharge • Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești • The Bold Type • Born This Way (Glee) • Born This Way (song) • Lorenza Böttner • Bound (1996 film) • Boxers NYC Washington Heights • Boys in the Sand • The Boys in the Bar • Bringing Up Baby • John Hervey, 7th Marquess of Bristol • Brokeback Mountain • Romaine Brooks • Brothers Osborne • Brownie Mary • Charlie Buckton • Eddie Buczynski • Bugchasing • The Burns Cage • Butterfly (TV series) • Butters' Bottom Bitch • Pete Buttigieg • CIL 4.5296 • Cadet scandal • Call Me by Your Name (film) • Bobbi Campbell • Carol (film) • Willa Cather • Michael Chabon • The Chameleon (magazine) • Graham Chapman • The Chase (Desperate Housewives) • Bruce Chatwin • Cher • Patrice Chéreau • Christmas Queens 2 • Vincent Clarkson • Kevin Clash • Classmates (manga) • Club Cumming • Club Feathers • Codman Carriage House and Stable • Roy Cohn • Katharine Coman • Coors strike and boycott • Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other • Lana Crawford • Criminalization of homosexuality • Aleister Crowley • Curious (Hayley Kiyoko song) • Miley Cyrus • DTM (nightclub) • The Daily Stormer • Harry Daley • Dallas Buyers Club • Dance, Voldo, Dance • Ben Daniels • Honey Davenport • Kim Davis • Paulina de la Mora • Chi Chi DeVayne • Decoded (EP) • Deeper and Deeper • Diamond Crowned Queen • Different Colors • Digging Your Scene • Divine (performer) • Dog Day Afternoon • Don't take it personally, babe, it just ain't your story • Casey Donovan (actor) • Dostana (2008 film) • Robert Dover (equestrian) • Dracula's Daughter • Drag Is Magic • Dragon Age: Inquisition • Dragon Age: Origins • The Dragon and the Doctor • Maria Dulębianka • Andrea Dworkin • Earthquake (Modern Family) • Ed Wood (film) • Ellie (The Last of Us) • The EndUp • Brian Epstein • Euphoria (American TV series) • The F Word (South Park) • Falsettos • Fame (1980 film) • Family Gay • The Favourite • Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars • Fighting Tommy Riley • The First Time (Glee) • Jess Fishlock • Fishsticks (South Park) • Liv Flaherty • Flamer (novel) • Flea (Chrono Trigger) • Buddy Fletcher • Sir Ewan Forbes, 11th Baronet • Fragments of Him • James Franco • Barney Frank • Marge Frantz • Frieda Fraser • Donna Freedman • Kathleen Freeman (classicist) • Frente de Liberación Homosexual • Frock4Life • Fun Home (musical) • Fun Lounge police raid • John Wayne Gacy • Gagged (EP) • Piers Gaveston, 1st Earl of Cornwall • Gay bathhouse • Gay Power, Gay Politics • Gay Witch Hunt • Vera Gedroits • Genghis Khan (Miike Snow song) • Georgies • Barbara Gittings • Glee (TV series) • Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album • A Glimpse of Hell (book) • Gigi Goode • Paul Goodman • Laura de Force Gordon • Pat Gozemba • Cary Grant • Chad Griffin • Jonathan Groff • Gunnerkrigg Court • HIV/AIDS • Hadrian • Erica Hahn • Happy Ending (Schitt's Creek) • Harisu • Jack Harkness • Ashlyn Harris • Captain John Hart (Torchwood) • Lydia Hart • Murder of Lenford Harvey • The Haunting of Amphipolis • Hawaii House Bill 444 • Ste Hay • He-Man as a gay icon • Headroom LGBTQ+ Lounge • Hercules (nightclub) • Hermaphrodite (Nadar) • Lorena Hickok • Missy Higgins • LGBT themes in Hindu mythology • Fredy Hirsch • Hitachi Magic Wand • The Hobby Directory • Hobo's • Hollywood Undercover • Homophobia (film) • The Homosexual Matrix • The Homosexuals (CBS Reports) • The Host (Star Trek: The Next Generation) • The House of Flowers Presents: The Funeral • The House of Flowers (TV series) • Kurt Hummel • Witi Ihimaera • India Ferrah • Industry Bar • Inspired (song) • Ironic (song) • It's About Time! 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		Awarded to WikiProject LGBT studies for their sense of humour and input into the DYK April Fool's Day nominations of SS Lesbian (1915) and SS Lesbian (1923) Mjroots (talk) 06:34, 30 March 2009 (UTC)