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Intersex, Transgender and Gender Expansive Pride Flags
China’s greatest poet Du Fu took inspiration from the romantic legend of a transgender lady
In ancient China, the King of Shu weds a transgender woman
Orientation pride flags and the people that they represent
Zhang Yujing, trans masculine folk hero, honored by the Yongle Emperor in 1405
What does the LGBTQIA2S+ acronym stand for?
Invite your friends to read Queer Lore: a POC perspective on LGBTQ history and folklore
How Jade Hare/Moon Rabbit, a Genderfluid Shapeshifter, Saved Beijing from an Epidemic
Community building at the intersection of Muslim and transgender/non-binary identities
Pansexual and bisexual emperors of the Han Dynasty, according to a 1st century BCE court historian
Persian and Urdu homoromantic poetry from 13th-19th century South Asia
Arabic, Kurdish, Persian and Turkish homoerotic poetry from 8th-19th century West Asia
Jewish and Muslim writers of homoerotic poetry from North Africa and Muslim Spain
Poetry about same-sex love from South Asia, West Asia, North Africa and Al-Andalus (Part 1)
Queer romance movies with couples of color and optimistic endings
Children’s books by LGBTQ+ South Asian authors
2 stories of transgender mothers who protected children from cisgender predators
Devotion of gay lovers move a god to save a community during a pestilence
The Black and White Impermanences: a homoromantic bond that moved the King of the Underworld
From Al-Andalus and Qing China - 2 tales of lovesick men pining for male beloveds
LGBTQ+ people in Central Africa
LGBTQ+ people in Southern Africa
A 1647 FTM transgender miracle recorded in “Strange Tales of Liaozhai”?
Queer tales in the 17th century story collection “Strange Tales from Liaozhai”
Queer characters in the literary classics of the Qing Dynasty
Transgender and nonbinary heroes serving our larger society
Many traditional societies recognized non-binary children
Transgender children are considered natural by many traditional communities
An 18th century pansexual poet and his bisexual student – Yuan Mei and Liu Xiashang
Queer gossip about the 18th century pansexual poet and gastronome Yuan Mei
Men who love men in the orbit of queer 18th century writer Yuan Mei