Rainbow History Class is your entry into LGBTQ+ history, sharing queer and trans stories from Ancient civilisations all the way up to the internet. So much of queer and trans history and culture has been erased, but Hannah McElhinney, writer and creator of Rainbow History Class (as seen on TikTok), is here to help us all with this crash course. This history lesson isn't dry and academic, nor is it glitter-soaked and reductive. It's a comprehensive and entertaining romp through queer and trans history, full of secret queer codes, gender-bending icons, pop-culture knowledge and incredible activists. More than anything, Rainbow History Class will make you feel connected to the stories of our rich and vibrant community. This knowledge will help spark conversations between your friends and family and be a source of comfort as you stand up for yourself and your community. This illustrated hardback book is a celebration for all LGBTQ+ people, and an invitation to the newly out that says, 'Welcome to the club, let's get you caught up!' | Author: Hannah Mcelhinney | Publisher: Hardie Grant | Publication Date: Mar 28, 2023 | Number of Pages: 216 pages | Language: English | Binding: Hardcover | ISBN-10: 1743798342 | ISBN-13: 9781743798348
The queer pioneer's story is chronicled in a new film, Coded: The Hidden Love of J.C. Leyendecker.
⭐The Hanky Code is a longstanding tradition and means of communication within the LGBT community. It is also known as flagging. The hanky code is a color-coded system in which an individual wears a specific colored handkerchief in their back pocket(s) to inform others of their sexual interests and roles.⭐ With digital download, you don't have to wait for your poster or worry about your product getting lost or damaged in shipping. You can print your posters at home, using an online service or you can get them printed at your local print shop easily. After your purchase, you will be able to instantly download this print in four different sizes/ratios in high resolution JPEG format. (RGB,300ppi) 1- A1 size 23.4x33.1 inch 2- 4:5 ratio 24x30 inch 3- 3:4 ratio 24x32 inch 4- 2:3 ratio 24x36 inch The files are large and can be scaled down to print, please check the size guide featured in the listing images. -Please note that this is a digital product, no physical items will be shipped. -Colors may vary slightly due to different monitors. -Quality of your print depends on the paper, ink, and printer. -I don't accept any refunds due to instant file download. All rights of the design belong to SkaiPoster, and it should not be resold or distributed. If you have any questions at all feel free to contact me! Thank you for visiting! ►To access your digital files from your account: Sign in to Etsy.com and go to Your account. Go to Purchases and Reviews. Next to the order, select Download Files. This goes to the Downloads page for all the files attached to your order. You can also go back to the item’s listing page, where you should see an “Instant Download" message on the images for the item. ►If you purchased an instant digital download as a guest, you'll find a link to download your files in the receipt email that was sent to you after purchase.
Let Andy Simmonds' illustrations help you find your perfect hue.
When the sex we want is criminalized or considered more "perverted" than the sex cisgender heterosexuals are engaging in, a handkerchief in the back pocket is a quiet way to show off our sexual deviancy in a world that doesn’t want to see it.
St. Vincent on queer artistry and tackling "life and death and love" on new album ‘All Born Screaming.'
A photographer uses his lens to peer through perceptions of queerness in his ancestral home.
Queerbaiting and queer coding are often used interchangeably, but they have very different effects. Here's why the distinction matters.
�?oHorror opened me up to new possibilities for survival �?� I saw power in freakery and transgression and wondered if it could be mine.�??The relationship between horror films and the LGBTQ+ community? It�?Ts complicated. Haunted houses, forbidden desires and the monstrous can have striking resonance for those who�?Tve been marginalised. But the genre�?Ts murky history of an alarmingly heterosexual male gaze, queer-coded villains and sometimes blatant homophobia, is impossible to overlook. There is tension here, and there are as many queer readings of horror films as there are queer people. Edited by Joe Vallese, and with contributions by writers including Kirsty Logan and Carmen Maria Machado, the essays in It Came from the Closet bring the particulars of the writers�?T own experiences, whether in relation to gender, sexuality, or both, to their unique interpretations of horror films from Jaws to Jennifer�?Ts Body. Exploring a multitude of queer experiences from first kisses and coming out to transition and parenthood, this is a varied and accessible collection that leans into the fun of horror while taking its cultural impact and reciprocal relationship to the LGBTQ+ community seriously.; 336 pages; 15/06/2023
Let Andy Simmonds' illustrations help you find your perfect hue.
When the sex we want is criminalized or considered more "perverted" than the sex cisgender heterosexuals are engaging in, a handkerchief in the back pocket is a quiet way to show off our sexual deviancy in a world that doesn’t want to see it.
What are queer and trans core needs and how can you get those needs met now as an adult? Read this blog post to learn 5 queer and trans specific core needs and ways you can get each need met now in small doable ways.
LGBTQ communities have historically used the subtle language of flowers, such as lavender and green carnations, to communicate solidarity and belonging.
I deleted this after receiving a lot of messages from strangers telling me that I deserved to die for being religious and LGBT, But I've decided to repost. B'tezelem Elohim, and We were made in Pairs.
Amazon.com: Her, Him & I: Poems: 9781771683739: Weissmann, Christian: Books
