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LGBT History Month 2022 October 20: Bell Hooks, Author & Feminist

October 20, 2022 esteemfeedback Comments Off on LGBT History Month 2022 October 20: Bell Hooks, Author & Feminist

Photo © GETTY IMAGES born September 25, 1952 died December 15, 2021 “I will not have my life narrowed down. I will not bow down … to someone else’s ignorance.” Bell Hooks was a Black […]

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LGBT History Month 2022 October 19: Radclyffe Hall, Gay Pioneer

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Photo © WIKIPEDIA born August 12, 1880 died October 7, 1943 “Our love may be faithful even unto death and beyond — yet the world will call it unclean.” Radclyffe Hall was a British author […]

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LGBT History Month 2022 October 16: Anna Elizabeth Dickinson, 19th Century Orator  

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Photo © WIKIPEDIA born October 28, 1842 died October 22, 1932 “See to it, women who listen to me … that no man take your crown.” Anna Elizabeth Dickinson was an early American orator who […]

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LGBT History Month 2022 October 11: Nancy Cárdenas, Mexican Writer & Activist  

October 11, 2022 esteemfeedback Comments Off on LGBT History Month 2022 October 11: Nancy Cárdenas, Mexican Writer & Activist  

Photo © CREATIVE COMMONS born. May 29, 1934 died. March 22, 1994 “Of course, if we change the future, we change the past.” Cárdenas was the first publicly out lesbian in Mexico. Her activism, poetry […]

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Shoga Films’ Queer Harlem Renaissance 101

November 3, 2021 esteemfeedback Comments Off on Shoga Films’ Queer Harlem Renaissance 101

Still from Queer Harlem Renaissance : A Prospectus (prod. by Shoga Films) (c) Robert Phillipson From Shoga Films monthly newsletter Autumn in New York We’ve been talking about the Queer Harlem Renaissance for years. Now, […]

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LGBT History Month October 22: Janell Monae, Singer, Songwriter & Actor

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Photo Credit © GETTY IMAGES b. December 1, 1985 “I’ve never lived my life in a binary way.” Janelle Monáe is an eight-time Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter and an award-winning actor and activist. Known for her […]

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LGBT History Month October 17: Janis Joplin, Rock Star

October 17, 2021 esteemfeedback Comments Off on LGBT History Month October 17: Janis Joplin, Rock Star

Photo Credit ©  GETTY IMAGES b. January 19, 1943 d. October 4, 1970 “Don’t compromise yourself. It’s all you’ve got.”   Janis Joplin was a trailblazing 1960s blues-rock singer and songwriter. Celebrated for her raw, […]

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LGBT History Month October 8: Alice Dunbar-Nelson, Author and activist

October 8, 2021 esteemfeedback Comments Off on LGBT History Month October 8: Alice Dunbar-Nelson, Author and activist

Photo Credit ©  MSS 113, ALICE DUNBAR-NELSON PAPERS, SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE LIBRARY, MUSEUMS AND PRESS, NEWARK, DE. b. July 19, 1875 d. September 18, 1935 “Unwittingly, you’ve made me dream / Of violets, […]

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LGBTQ History Month 2019 – October 3 Gladys Bentley Blues Performer

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Photo Credit © COLLECTION OF THE SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE b. August 12, 1907d. January 18, 1960 “It seems I was born different. At least, I always thought I was.”Gladys […]

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LGBT History Month 2017: Lorraine Hansberry, Playwright and Activist

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October 17: Lorraine Hansberry, Playwright and Activist (c) GETTY IMAGES May 19, 1930 – January 12, 1965 “There is always something left to love.” Lorraine Hansberry is an acclaimed American playwright and author, best known […]

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