The LGBTQ History Project

The LGBTQ History Project Interviews & spotlights with forgotten & remembered LGBTQ activists from the 1950s-AIDS,

We exist! Reverend Troy Perry founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, offering radical love and visibility at...
08/01/2025

We exist!

Reverend Troy Perry founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, offering radical love and visibility at a time of widespread exclusion.

Reverend Troy Perry founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, making history by uniting faith and q***r liberat...
07/29/2025

Reverend Troy Perry founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, making history by uniting faith and q***r liberation.

Amen!Reverend Troy Perry founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, creating a historic space for q***r people t...
07/28/2025

Amen!

Reverend Troy Perry founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, creating a historic space for q***r people to worship openly.

Not afraid anymore Troy Perry was a groundbreaking religious leader who founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 196...
07/17/2025

Not afraid anymore

Troy Perry was a groundbreaking religious leader who founded the Metropolitan Community Church in 1968, creating a spiritual home for q***r people at a time when few dared to speak their name—let alone bless their unions.

Keith St Clare was the revolutionary force behind Vanguard, the San Francisco magazine that captured the raw energy of s...
07/11/2025

Keith St Clare was the revolutionary force behind Vanguard, the San Francisco magazine that captured the raw energy of street youth and protest movements in the turbulent years surrounding Stonewall.



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And he did Keith St Clare was the radical mind behind Vanguard, the groundbreaking San Francisco magazine that amplified...
07/10/2025

And he did

Keith St Clare was the radical mind behind Vanguard, the groundbreaking San Francisco magazine that amplified the voices of street youth and sparked revolutionary conversations before and after Stonewall.

Keith St Clare was the fierce visionary behind Vanguard, the radical San Francisco magazine that gave voice to street yo...
07/09/2025

Keith St Clare was the fierce visionary behind Vanguard, the radical San Francisco magazine that gave voice to street youth before and after Stonewall—blending revolution, survival, and self-expression in every issue.

Cherry Vanilla was a lightning rod of the ‘70s—Bowie’s outspoken publicist turned punk provocateur who turned desire, da...
07/08/2025

Cherry Vanilla was a lightning rod of the ‘70s—Bowie’s outspoken publicist turned punk provocateur who turned desire, danger, and defiance into art.

Cherry Vanilla was a scandalous and magnetic force of the 1970s—Bowie’s former publicist turned punk rock siren who made...
07/07/2025

Cherry Vanilla was a scandalous and magnetic force of the 1970s—Bowie’s former publicist turned punk rock siren who made every stage feel like a revolution.

Link in bio! ✨Celebrate the glittering, gender-bending legacy of the Cockettes—with legendary members joining us live! A...
06/27/2025

Link in bio! ✨Celebrate the glittering, gender-bending legacy of the Cockettes—with legendary members joining us live! A afternoon of q***r history, radical theater, and revolutionary joy. 🌈🪩

Join the Cockettes as they talk about the past, present, and future. They changed the world, and together we can learn +...
06/27/2025

Join the Cockettes as they talk about the past, present, and future. They changed the world, and together we can learn + FUN!

A Conversation With the Cockettes

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The LGBTQ History Project elucidates LGBTQ activists' dark histories. It is a spotlight on the catalysts who fought in the front-lines, in the back-lines and in the trenches of civil rights. The LGBTQ History Project is an opportunity for them to tell their stories in their own words. It is an opportunity for them to tell them for their first time, for their last time and to the world. In 2020, the LBGTQ History Project launched the QueerCore Podcast which features exclusive and archival interviews.