LGBT+ HISTORY 101

"The more you know of your history, the more liberated you are."
-Maya Angelou

Introduction
Welcome, QR Scanner! This carrd contains a compiled list of (primarily) historically-oriented LGBT+ links. They consist of websites, articles, videos, and resources! All rights go to their respective owners. This list is not comprehensive and I encourage everyone to delve deeper into lgbt+ history. Thank you for your time c:

Links

• Students at San Diego State College form the Gay Liberation Movement as a response to the Stonewall riots. Students and young people are powerful forces for change.

• The first San Diego Pride Parade occurred in 1974 after a surge in the local LGBTQIA+ population. The Pride Parade was not permitted until 1975.

• The Lambda Archives of San Diego are physical archives of San Diegan LGBTQIA+ history.

• Why Queer Archives Are Important: A Study of LGBTQ Life by Hugh Ryan

• TERMINOLOGY
• Flags
• History of Pride
• American Gay Rights Timeline
• LGBTQ HISTORY TIMELINE

• LGBT+ AND QUEER HISTORIES – GETTING STARTED by royalhistsoc

• People with a History: An Online Guide to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trans* History Introduction

• History of Sexuality & LGBTQ Collections (IHR)

• Internet Resources - LGBTQ History in the United States (Elon University)

• Nonbinary Gender Identities: A Diverse Global History | Out & Equal

• A Brief History of Bisexuality

• Pride is History - SD Pride blog post

• They Were Here, They Were Queer: San Diego’s Historic LGBTQ Sites

Videos

AreTheyGay's "LGBT+ History by the Decades" series as well as a link to his “100 Years of LGBT+ Music: From Ma Rainey to Lil Nas X” video.

Jessica-Kellgren Fozard's "Historical Profiles" playlist contains her "Queer History 101" videos. They are comprised of lgbt+ historical tidbits.

Slice of Ace's History of Asexuality - LGBT+ History Month video which incorporates a visual timeline of Ace progression.

The cast of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars briefly discuss the history of drag on ALLURE's Youtube Channel. They talk about where the term "drag" originates from and drag culture's development throughout the 20th century.

ORGANIZATIONS AND CHARITIES

• 2Spirits

Clicking on the "About Us" tab and the "History" dropdown will lead you to a pdf describing the history of Native American 2-Spirited people.

• GLAAD MEDIA INSTITUTE

Links to GLAAD’s “global LGBT rights” page.

• Stonewall
• The Trevor Project
• Rainbow Resource Centre
• Charity Navigator