LGBTQ History

Patrick Haggerty, Trailblazing Gay Country Star, Dies at 78

Haggerty, the pioneering queer septuagenarian country crooner, died Monday, several weeks after he'd had a stroke,

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The Banner Project Adds Two New LGBTQ Heroes

A large-scale visual depiction of significant moments and people in Houston’s LGBTQ community, the project unveiled two new banners in…

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Sam Smith and Kim Petras Make LGBTQ History

Sam Smith and Kim Petras have made history after becoming the first openly nonbinary and transgender artists to top the…

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LGBTQ Rights Milestones Fast Facts

Find out more about LGBTQ history. See where we are and how we got here - from Henry Gerber to…

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Remembering LGBTQ+ Legacy: Finocchio’s

Long before RuPaul's Drag Race, there was Finocchio's in San Francisco. Here's a look back at an LGBTQ+ nightlife hotspot…

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Back to Square One

In 2003, a few brave Houstonians orchestrated a landmark LGBTQ civil-rights victory. In 2023, that win could be erased.

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Defining Feminism, One Woman at a Time

The Houston Women’s Group found a way to harness the fury.

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A Trip Down Montrose Memory Lane

Walt Zipprian’s bus tour recounts the gayborhood’s notorious past.

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The Queen of Racket Sports

Former racquetball champion Jan Pasternack’s legacy continues.

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Paving the Path

Arthur Cordova helped lay the foundation for Latino Pride events in Houston.

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