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Van de First International Conference for Sexual Reform in de 20s tot vervolging van trans personen in Nazi Duitsland. Met prachtige afbeeldingen gerestaureerd door Eli Erlick.
Lees mijn gedachten er over in mijn blog https://blog.lauradriel.nl/trans-holocaust/

#transhistory #trans #history #geschiedenis

Foto van https://elierlick.com/color/ 1921: Trans personen van over de hele wereld bezoeken het ‘Institute of Sex’ in Berlijn. Deze foto toont vier trans activisten bij de ‘First International Conference for Sexual Reform.

We’wha was a Lhamana (or two spirit) person born into the Zuni tribe in 1849 New Mexico. We’wha was a spiritual leader, a pottery and textile artist, and a Zuni cultural ambassador.

#TwoSpirit #Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #TransRights #TransHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

Black and white photo of Whe'Wha against an orange background. Text reads: We’wha was a Lhamana (or two spirit) person born into the Zuni tribe in 1849 New Mexico. We’wha was a spiritual leader, a pottery and textile artist, and a Zuni cultural ambassador.

Die Geschichte zeigt: Die Zerstörung von Wissen und die Kriminalisierung von Selbstbestimmung waren erste Schritte in den Totalitarismus. Die Aktionen der transfeindlichen Szene stehen in der Traditon der NS-Zeit und knüpfen daran an.
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Mehr erfahren: https://elierlick.com/transholocaust/

#TransHistory #LGBTIQHistory #HolocaustRemembrance #NieWieder #QueerHistory #TransRightsAreHumanRights #EliErlick #WeRemember

February is LGBT+ History Month, a time to remember and celebrate the rich and diverse history and achievements of LGBTQ+ people and communities around the world. We also remember the struggles and obstacles faced along the way, and the activism and perseverance that guided us toward progress.

Who's your LGBTQ+ hero from history?

#LGBTHistoryMonth #LGBTQHistory #TransHistory #QueerHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

Picture shows a progress pride flag on a flying pole against a blue sky. Text reads: LGBT+ History Month.

In the first episode of our second season, Megan shares the story of Fanny and Stella: two gender non-conforming young people from Victorian England who presented female (and sometimes male) while carousing the exciting streets of 1860s/70s London. That is, until their antics got them in hot water with the law in what would be one of the most significant trials in British queer history. In this first part of our two part episode we learn about their lives leading up to their arrest.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts and check us out across the web!

images:
1 #FannyandStella
2 Fanny #FrederickPark (right) and #ErnestBoulton as Fanny and Stella, 1869
3 Stella and Fanny (back right, holding mallets), dressed in character for the drawing-room entertainments they toured to small country houses and market-town assembly rooms
4 Park, in male attire, 1868
5 Fanny
6 Stella
7 Boulton, in male attire, 1875
8 #BurlingtonArcade, 1870s
9 Park (standing) and Boulton (on the floor) with Clinton, c. 1869
10 John Safford Fiske

#transhistory #lgbtqia2sphistory #queerhistory #queerpodcast #queerhistorypodcast #theseoldqueers

TIL: In the field of game design, "Jaquaysing" is a term which refers to a multiple path, non-linear, sometimes extra-dimensional approach in scenario writing, considered an innovation created by Jaquays.

More on Jennell Jaquays:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennell_Jaquays

#ttrpgs #ttrpHistory #transHistory #queerHistory

Tracy Africa Norman became a model in the 1970s and modelled in Italian Vogue. She lost modelling work when people found out she was trans, but she reinvented herself as a queen of the Manhattan ballroom scene. An inspiration to many, Tracy reclaimed her modelling career.

#Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #TransRights #TransHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

A photo of Tracy Africa Norman posed with her hands on her hips wearing a white jumpsuit. Text reads: Tracy Africa Norman became a model in the 1970s and modelled in Italian Vogue. She lost modelling work when people found out she was trans, but she reinvented herself as a queen of the Manhattan ballroom scene. An inspiration to many, Tracy reclaimed her modelling career.

Innana was an important deity for the ancient Mesopotamians. They believed she had the power to change someone’s gender. Her priests and followers were known for their rejection of gender binaries.

#Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #TransRights #TransHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

Photo of an ancient carving of Innana. Text reads: Innana was an important deity for the ancient Mesopotamians. They believed she had the power to change someone’s gender. Her priests and followers were known for their rejection of gender binaries.

Lou Sullivan lobbied for gay, trans men to be given access to medical transition. He was visible so that other gay, trans men could see that they weren’t alone.

#Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #TransRights #TransHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

Photo of Lou Sullivan wearing a lilac shirt and white tie, and smiling, sitting on a bed. Text reads: Lou Sullivan lobbied for gay, trans men to be given access to medical transition. He was visible so that other gay, trans men could see that they weren’t alone.

⁠⁠New and Decolonial Approaches to #Gender Nonconformity: Forging A Home For Ourselves, the new book being talked about in our most recent podcast episode #GenderStudies #Decolonise #TransHistory
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🔗 https://podverse.fm/episode/VfZZFJQqE9

In this episode, Thomas takes us through the life and times of convicted swindler, #VictorBarker. From his time in Holloway Prison to the sideshows of Blackpool and beyond, Barker insisted on maintaining a male identity throughout his adult life despite often being described as a cross-dresser. This early-twentieth century trans-man was not an admirable character, but he was definitely an interesting one.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts and check us out across the web!

images:
1) Ivor Gauntlett a.k.a. Victor Barker. 1929.
2) Captain Victor Barker. 1929.
3) “On a Strange Honeymoon,” sideshow in Blackpool. Photograph by Julian Trevelyan.
4) Attributed to Victor Barker. “The Man-Woman. ‘My Story.’” The Weekly Dispatch. 3.10.1929.
5) ”’Colonel Barker,’ Queen of Hoaxers, Faces Destitution.” 1933.
6) Josephine Joseph on the set of “Freaks.” 1931.
7) Albert Alberta Karas. Promotional flyer for Josephine Joseph.
8) Holloway Prison. 1913.
9) Interior of a woman’s cell, Holloway Prison. 1909.
10) Outside of Colonel Barker’s sideshow, Blackpool Promenade. 1937.

#ColonelBarker #ColonelVictorBarker #transman #transmanhistory #transhistory #lgbtqia2sphistory #queerhistory #queerpodcast #queerhistorypodcast #theseoldqueers

probably a bit of a pro-USSR bias, but a useful counterpoint to the anti-USSR bias in most sources in English

https://youtu.be/IVjQrceheXQ?si=-1dwDl34hXzH_2D1

#soviet_union #USSR #TransHistory #TransHealthcare

@quinsibell @kirt@mastodon.social @kirt@infosec.exchange

"It really did boost the Trans Community in Victoria but it wasn't easy." Trans Visibility Legacy Award winner Sally Goldner reflects on co-founding Transgender Victoria. #transhistory #transvisibility #sallygoldner #3CR @3CRMelbourne

Next up for my honoring of important elders and icons for the Trans Day of Remembrance is Stormé DeLarverie. While Stormé didn't personally identify as anything, long time friends said that Stormé chose to "live their life as a black man" and would most likely be considered non-binary today. Either way, I see them as a trans-masculine icon. Even though Marsha is usually credited with "throwing the first brick" at Stonewall, many witnesses say that Stormé's fighting back against the cop's raid was what started the uprising. It is beyond doubt that Stormé was an amazing performer (usually billed as a drag king), but they were also a protector of our community.
❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤎🖤🩶🤍🩷

🏳️‍⚧️Thank you Stormé, for your ineffable shine and support. Rest in power 🏳️‍⚧️✨💖

#transdayofremembrance #TDoRn #transawareness #transhistory #queerhistory #herstory #trans #nonbinary #enby #transmasc #lgbtq #lgbtqhistory #transpride #pride #nonbinarypride #transmascpride #queerpride #transgender #lesbian #butchlesbian #drag #dragking #restinpower

Concentració dia de la Memòria Trans

Placa Homenatge Margarida Borràs, dijous, 20 de novembre, a les 19:30 CET

El 20 de novembre és el dia internacional de la Memòria Trans. Des de Reinonis i altres persones del GAM Trans de València convoquem una concentració a la Plaça Margarida Borràs per honrar i recordar a totes les persones trans assassinades. Ho fem també per denunciar totes les violències transfòbiques que vivim. Ens volem vives!

🗓 Dijous 20 de novembre

⏰ 19:30h

📌 Plaça Margarida Borràs (plaça del Mercat, València)

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El 20 de noviembre es el día internacional de la Memoria Trans. Desde Reinonis y otras personas del GAM Trans de València convocamos una concentración en la Plaza Margarida Borràs para honrar y recordar a todas las personas trans asesinadas. Lo hacemos también para denunciar todas las violencias transfóbicas que vivimos. ¡Nos queremos vivas!

🗓 Jueves 20 de noviembre

⏰ 19:30h

📌 Plaza Margarida Borràs (plaza del Mercado, València)

https://calendari.cc/event/concentracio-dia-de-la-memoria-trans

The ArQuives: Canada’s LGBTQ2+ Archives is launching its largest-ever digitization initiative focusing on hidden Canadian 2SLGBTQIA+ histories.

Learn more: https://arquives.ca/the-arquives-to-digitize-key-2slgbtqia-audiovisual-collections-with-major-clir-grant/ #archives #QueerHistory #TransHistory #CanadianHistory #Canada

An illustration of The ArQuives' building at 34 Isabella Street in Toronto with the Pride and trans flags flying from its up stairs windows. The words "press release" are in the bottom righthand corner.

Canadian educators:

Join The ArQuives for online workshops exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ primary sources and resources, along with guidance on integrating them into your teaching practice.

More info and free registration: https://arquives.ca/activating-queer-history-in-the-classroom-with-the-arquives/

#QueerHistory #CanadianHistory #TransHistory

Activating Queer History in the Classroom with The ArQuives poster.

Atlantic Workshop: For educators in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island | November 19, 2025 | 5:00-6:30pm Atlantic Time

Central Workshop: For educators in Manitoba, Nunavut, Saskatchewan, and Yukon | November 19, 2025 | 5:00-6:30pm Central Time

Eastern Workshop: For educators in Nunavut, Ontario, and Quebec | November 26, 2025 | 5:00-6:30pm Eastern Time

Western Workshop: For educators in Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, and Yukon | November 26, 2025 | 5:00-6:30pm Mountain Time

Canadian educators: Join @arquives.ca for online workshops exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ primary sources and resources, along with guidance on integrating them into your teaching practice. More info and free registration: arquives.ca/activating-q... #QueerHistory #CanadianHistory #TransHistory 🌈🗃️ 🌈🎓 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

Andrea Jenkins is a politician, poet, activist and community historian. She was the first Black trans woman to be elected to public office in the United States and continues to work for the whole community.

#Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #TransRights #TransHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

Text says: Andrea Jenkins is a politician, poet, activist and community historian. She was the first Black trans woman to be elected to public office in the United States and continues to work for the whole community. Photo: Andrea Jenkins, a Black woman with closely cropped bleached blonde hair.

Jazzie Collins was a Black, trans, HIV+ woman. Her campaigning and organizing highlights the way in which so many of our struggles are linked. Jazzie campaigned on economic inequality, housing issues, disability rights and trans rights.

#Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #TransRights #TransHistory #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTI #LGBT #Queer

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