Metro Weekly

All posts tagged "LGBT history"

  • Our Glass

    A Conversation with Cronkite GLBT History Month Calendar Time's Trails Personal Preservation GLBT history is all over the Washington area, easier to spot in some...

  • A Conversation with Cronkite

    A Conversation with Cronkite GLBT History Month Calendar Time's Trails Personal Preservation For decades, Walter Cronkite covered the highs and lows of the American experience,...

  • GLBT History Month Calendar

    A Conversation with Cronkite GLBT History Month Calendar Time's Trails Personal Preservation The Rainbow History Project, an all-volunteer organization whose mission is to ''collect, preserve...

  • Time's Trails

    A Conversation with Cronkite GLBT History Month Calendar Time's Trails Personal Preservation Even if you've never met Paul K. Williams, if you live in the...

  • Personal Preservation

    A Conversation with Cronkite GLBT History Month Calendar Time's Trails Personal Preservation As the Capital Pride Alliance took the reins of Capital Pride this year,...

  • Bloc Party

    Gay liberation was a product of its times. Its birth at the end of the '60s was no accident. By the time street queens and...

  • Months to Mark the Years

    The idea of Black Gay History is about as far out there as is Gay History Month, and the two curiosities are not unrelated. The...

  • Gay History Month

    In September, for example, the Library of Congress announced that a collection of materials from pioneering gay-rights local Frank Kameny, known as the Kameny Papers,...

  • Noble Woman

    There often is confusion regarding the first elected, out GLBT person in America. José Saria was the first to run for office in 1961. A...

  • Pride-Flyin' Flag

    My story is one of creation and conflict, courage and freedom. It is about the fabric that helped empower a community. Dramatic? Well, of course....

  • Past and Present

    There's no better time to visit with ABilly S. Jones than during October. One on hand, it's when he celebrates his anniversary with his partner,...

  • Leaning Toward Justice

    In the 1960s, while confronting segregation, discrimination, obstruction of voting rights and physical violence, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. often borrowed the words of another...