Category: LGBTQ Pride
In this article educator Kathryn Hamm, publisher and co-author of the groundbreaking book "The New Art of Capturing Love: The Essential Guide to Lesbian and Gay Wedding Photography." answers some questions about LGBTQ wedding terminology.
Love letters Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok to each other
LGBTQ parades are the most famous and important celebration of gay community. The history of pride is full of bright moments and fights for the gay rights. In this article we offer you to learn a little bit more about pride history.
Love letters Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky to each others
Support for LGBTQ marriages in USA steadily increased over the last 25 years, in this article you will find some facts from the history of fight for LGBTQ marriage rights.
love letters between anthropologists Margaret Mead and Ruth Benedict.
How many LGBTQ married couples you know? Are the all the same? I’m sure they are not. Anyway it’s all about love and some math. If you are planning your wedding or if you are just a fan of statistics, we have some interesting facts about LGBTQ weddings for you. Get ready! 1. The pressure […]
The gender-bending protagonist in Virginia Woolf’s pioneering novel Orlando, which subverted censorship to revolutionize the politics of queer love, was based on the English poet Vita Sackville-West, Woolf’s onetime passionate lover and lifelong dear friend. The two women also exchanged some gorgeous love letters in real life. Here is one from Virginia to Vita from […]
Wake up call, spring is time for love and for new events in your LGBTQ pride calendar. Last year was rough but it doesn’t mean we forgot about some our supremely important and really bright meetings. That’s what for now officially scheduled in USA for this spring LGBTQ pride. 06 MAR 2021 – 07 MAR […]
The rich world of cinema was kind enough to present us with lot of bright, dramatic and thrilling love tales. There are a few super sensual and breathtaking LGBTQ movie stories we sure you would love to know. 1. Carol, 2015 Manhattan, early 1950s, Christmas and.. this two! The story of love Carol Aird (Cate Blanchett) […]