Phoenix Singer on the physical and cultural repression of indigenous Two-Spirit people by Euro-American colonialism. Copied to clipboard Files two-spirit identity.pdf (950.33 KB) United States LGBTQ+ (Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Queer +) white supremacy colonialism Phoenix A. Singer PDF Comments
Whatever Happened at the End-Up? An account of queer workers at a gay bar in San Francisco organising in the IWW. From Tsunami #1 (March 1995). Photo via tumblr.
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Stonewall: The birth of gay power - Sherry Wolf A history of the Stonewall riots, where LGBT people in New York City took a stand against violent state repression and battled the police,…
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