In his new book Love Your Asian Body, writer Eric Wat uses oral history to tell the stories of Asian […]
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In his new book Love Your Asian Body, writer Eric Wat uses oral history to tell the stories of Asian […]
Sarah Schulman’s Let the Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987–1993 and Peter Staley’s memoir, Never […]
Like many faculty at state universities, the beginning of this school year brings me more terror than excitement. Colorado […]
As we approach the eleventh month of the COVID-19 pandemic, the death rates for Black, Indigenous, and people of color […]
Before a small crowd of journalists at San Diego’s Point Loma Hospital, through sign language and their interpreters, John Canady’s […]
An explanation: For years, I have wanted to teach Sarah Schulman’s People in Trouble in my Introduction to LGBTQ Studies […]
For years, when I would tell stories of my time in 1980s San Francisco to friends or students, some of […]
On August 30, 2017, Louise Hay died. Hay was a metaphysical healer who began her journey in healing at the […]
In January 1986, Irish current affairs program Today Tonight reported on a spate of deaths and attempted suicides in Dublin’s […]
This summer, I embarked on an oral history project about resistance to a 1992 anti-gay ballot initiative in Grand Junction, Colorado. […]