Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans History Month. Today, the 31st of March is International Trans Visibility Day. Meanwhile LGBT History Month 2018 is now over. Outlines below are some of events we celebrated or marked. An event at the LSE library.

Go The Way Your Blood Beats. Using bisexuality as a frame, Go the Way Your Blood Beats. Questions the division of sexuality into straight and gay, in a timely exploration of the complex histories and psychologies of human desire.

Coming Out in the Trade Union Movement. Too Hot and Horny for the Centers for Disease Control. A View from England in the Later Middle Ages. Screening Gay Characters with Disabilities.

Luddite Talks at the Guildhall. Alternative History and Radical History. York and the Luddites 1813. Politics, protest and activism in York today. Reflections on Rainbow Plaques Day. Guppys with its celebratory Rainbow Plaque. How can we think about York.

Rooted and democratic museums for York. Anyone can attend the meeting and contribute towards the debate and decision, if you want to speak you just need register. I think we can all recognize t.

Prevention of Sexual Violence Activism. I have reached 53 written stories so far, which is more than twice the maximum number of narratives I was expecting! By Monday, October 5th 2015.

Yes, I always correct people.

The past was different to today, the future will be too what future do we want for York? Day in My Life Brief. You can contribute your own sensory York online. This is a good reminder that participative exhibits.