LGBTQ History #17: Eliza McCormick Arrested For Proposing to Woman
What if you were arrested for just being you? What if you were arrested simply for wearing the clothing that was most comfortable to you? That’s what happened in 1847
Top List Tuesday: October is the Month of Awareness
Awareness of another’s needs is an important aspect of human nature. It fosters the empathy and understanding necessary to build a well functioning society. We have to educate and advocate
Burlesque Takes You on an Interactive Adventure
Get a clue with burly-q The latest installment of D.C. Burlesque promises to be the most exciting, ambitious, and titillating show in town. The show includes circus performers, comedy
LGBTQ History #16: Eleanor Roosevelt Writes to Her Female Love
The wife of the 32nd U.S. president built her own vibrant political career and personal life shaped, in part, by her decades-long intimate friendship with a pioneering female journalist. Eleanor