The Catholic Church and Child Sexual Abuse in Twentieth-Century Ireland

By Averill Earls July 14, 2016 Religion and Sexuality 0 comments

It was their word against the word of the adults, the doers of God’s work on Earth.

Histories of Sexuality and the Carceral State—Part 2

By Regina Kunzel July 5, 2016 Post-1945 United States 0 comments

How do race, gender, and sexuality intersect in order to shape policing and imprisonment?

‘Every time I see a cock I go funny’: what regional studies bring to histories of sexuality

By Helen Smith June 30, 2016 LGBTQ, United Kingdom 0 comments

When sexual desire was not attached to notions of sexual identity.

History from the Witness Stand: An Interview with George Chauncey

By Rachel Hope Cleves June 23, 2016 LGBTQ, Post-1945 United States 0 comments

George Chauncey has testified as an expert witness in more than thirty cases dealing with gay rights.

The Curious Connections between Marriage Equality and HIV/AIDS

By Michael Bronski June 14, 2016 LGBTQ, Post-1945 United States 0 comments

HIV/AIDS and the marriage equality have been the two events that have most affected LGBT lives.

Would you mind if Neil Bartlett asked you a few personal questions about sex?

By Ania Ostrowska May 24, 2016 Archives of Desire 0 comments

The Wellcome Collection’s ‘Institute of Sexology’ was the first major event of its kind in the UK.

Dispatch from Fireball in Newark: The Ballroom Scene and Legendary Houses

By notcheseditor May 12, 2016 Dispatches 0 comments

Kristyn Scorsone, Naomi Extra, and Keishla Rivera * Fireball is a fast and furious DIY event. The structure of the ball is such that anyone can turn up announced and walk any category. The order rarely follows the program. As a result it is not possible to identify the participants […]