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We'wha was a member of the Zuni tribe. Among the Zuni, a "Two-spirit" person is called a Ihamana. This term is a commonly understood Zuni gender designation for those born male whose gender expression integrates the male/female binary. We'wha engaged…

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The Washington Post and The Washington Daily News (afternoon paper) printed similar accounts on the day the report was released; although the Daily News used a provocative headline.

The narrator states several facts that lead one to conclude that Carver was far more queer than simply being gay.

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Wanda Long runs The Original Wanda’s Bar at 604 Iberville.

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Wanda Long lists two bars for sale at 604-608 Iberville.

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Also on the 25 anniversary, Blamires invites Douglas Galbraith to write about the significance and role of TQVOS in the development of the larger church and society's understanding of human sexuality and homosexuality.

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Published in 2010, this panel discussion includes the filmmaker, as well as Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, a trans woman from Central America who is an American trans activist supporting Herwig and the concept of religious freedom for trans people. The…

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A fire department snorkel was used to remove the body of man, one of 20 killed Sunday night when fire raced through the Upstairs, a French Quarter bar.

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Logo for the Upstairs Lounge File exhibit.

Location of University Lutheran Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Unity Fellowship Church, Los Angeles (UFCLA) was founded in 1982 by Reverend Carl Bean for openly gay and lesbian African Americans. The first meetings were held in the private residence of Rev. Bean, on Cochran Avenue in Los Angeles. In 1984, a…

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The movement's motto, which signaled to black LGBTQ communities that safe spiritual access would finally be provided, proclaimed that 'God is love and love is for everyone.'

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He writes a year after the suicide of Marcelle Cooks-Daniel. He comments that in addition to Marcelle having felt invisible, "He was very angry about the games and dynamics among the queer communities and within the trans communities."
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