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🏳️‍🌈 THIS DAY IN LGBTQ+ HISTORY Some people make history by marching. Some make it through politics. Others make history simply by refusing to stay quiet when the world would rather not hear what they have to say. September 14 is about two LGBTQ+ men from different generations who understood the power of speaking up: Jim Egan and David Wojnarowicz. One challenged the way gay people were being portrayed long before Stonewall. The other used art, photography and writing to fo

LGBTQ+ history is not limited to courtrooms, legislation, or political milestones; it also lives in music, culture, sports, protest, and the lives of people who refused to disappear during times when society expected LGBTQ+ people to remain invisible. September 5 brings together several powerful moments in that history: the birth of Freddie Mercury, the conclusion of the first Gay Games, and a bold AIDS activist protest targeting Senator Jesse Helms. Together, these events sh