HIV/AIDS and the marriage equality have been the two events that have most affected LGBT lives.
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Queer Terminology: LGBTQ Histories and the Semantics of Sexuality
Claire Hayward In Room 53 of the British Museum in London sits a small silver goblet that dates from about 15 BC – AD 15. The Warren Cup depicts ‘two male couples making love’. The descriptive panel underneath the cup tells us that one side shows an erastes and an […]
CFP: Histories of Disability and Sexuality
How has the relationship between disability and sexuality been conceptualized?
The Pustulent Penis: Searching for STDs in the Centuries before Syphilis
John of Gaunt ‘died of putrefaction of his genitals and body’.
Taking the Venereal Out of Venereal Disease: The 1930s Public Health Campaign against Syphilis and Gonorrhea
VD was often associated with immorality.
Would you mind if Neil Bartlett asked you a few personal questions about sex?
The Wellcome Collection’s ‘Institute of Sexology’ was the first major event of its kind in the UK.
“The Church Fathers Really Squirmed”: Contesting Heteronorms in motive Magazine, 1962-1972
Anna J. Clutterbuck-Cook In early 1972, the final two issues of motive magazine (1941-1972) appeared in print. The “lesbian/feminist” issue and “Gay Men’s Liberation and last issue” of motive were prepared by two editorial collectives under the umbrella of MOTIVE, Inc. Many of the collective members were veterans of the […]
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Author Interviews
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Sex, Soldiers and the South Pacific
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J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI, and the “Sex Deviates” Program
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The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation: An Interview With Jim Downs
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Reforming Sodom: Protestants and the Rise of Gay Rights
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The Religious Right and the Politics of Sexuality: An Interview with Neil J. Young