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The Stonewall Inn
An undated photograph of the Stonewall Inn.
The Stono Rebellion of 1739, near Stono River, South Carolina
The 1939 rebellion was ignited because white colonists had been working on a Negro Act of 1740 that would put more limits on Black enslaved people. It would be illegal for Black people to assemble on their own, grow their own food, learn to read, or…
The Townswoman June 1963
The monthly news magazine of the National Union of Townswomen's Guilds published a sympathetic review in its June 1963 issue,.
The Trans Obituaries Project
This website by the activist Raquel Willis, is telling their stories in honor of fallen trans women of color.https://www.transobituariesproject.comhttps://www.out.com/print/2019/11/20/trans-obituaries-project-honoring-trans-women-color-lost-2019
The Trans Resistance March, Boston 2020
Double jeopardy means BIPOC trans people typically strive to survive in the outside world and the LGBTQ community. Not only must they expend their energies defending themselves from anti-trans forces external to their communities. But they also must…
The Transforming Hearts Collective
Presenting a groundbreaking process for envisioning a world in which queer and trans people can show up fully as themselves in all of the places we call home.https://www.transformingheartscollective.org
The Up Stairs Lounge Arson by Clayton Delery-Edwards
Native Louisianan Clayton Delery-Edwards brings together his decades-long research into the tragedy into this new book.
The Upstairs Lounge, New Orleans, June 24, 1973 (poem)
by Joseph Ross
Theological Grounding for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
GA Workshop #316, Length 01:05:24, June 26, 2020
Thus Spoke the Plant
...we breathe each other in and out of existence, one made by the exhalation of the other.