History

18th century manservants accused of being maidservants in disguise

Part 3 of “The use of the term ‘renyao’ through the ages”

Oct 12 •

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Records of trans masculine people in the 10th c. Taiping Guangji

Part 2 of "The use of the term ‘renyao’ through the ages"

Sep 28 •

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Lou Cheng of Dongyang, an elder transmasc 5th c. government official?

Part 1 of "The use of the term ‘renyao’ through the ages"

Sep 13 •

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History makers who use they/them pronouns

Printable 17"x11" sheet featuring 8 trailblazers from 4 countries on 3 continents

Aug 29 •

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Building civilizations without distinguishing between ‘she’ and ‘he’

For millennia, much of human society has been getting by just fine with gender neutral third person pronouns.

Aug 15 •

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“Song of a Man Named Li” – a same-sex love affair that inspired the creations of multiple 18th c. literati

Part 5 of “Li Guiguan and Bi Yuan: a celebrated Qing Dynasty gay romance”

Jun 30 •

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Lord Bi Yuan’s spouses: wife Wang De and drag queen Li Guiguan

Part 4 of “Li Guiguan and Bi Yuan: a celebrated Qing Dynasty gay romance”

Jun 15 •

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Is a drag queen the main muse of an 18th c. polyamorous pansexual polymath?

Part 3 of “Li Guiguan and Bi Yuan: a celebrated Qing Dynasty gay romance”

May 31 •

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“Ballad of a man named Li”: courtship of a celebrity drag queen and a poor scholar immortalized in 18th c. poetry

Part 2 of “Li Guiguan and Bi Yuan: a celebrated Qing Dynasty gay romance”

May 16 •

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Drag diva meets broke bureaucrat: a love story in 18th c. Beijing’s gay scene

Part 1 of “Li Guiguan and Bi Yuan: a celebrated Qing Dynasty gay romance”

May 1 •

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Queer acceptance in Asian societies before and after the introduction of western European queerphobia

Part 2 of "Questioning tropes about anti-LGBTQ+ attitudes in communities of color"

Mar 17 •

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Black allyship for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States

Part 1 of "Questioning tropes about attitudes toward LGBTQ+ in communities of color"

Mar 2 •

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