Hugh Ryan

When the National Park Service removed trans people from the webpages of the Stonewall National Monument, it echoed one of the darkest chapters of the queer past.

Greenwich Village’s bohemian and queer culture roots lie in its history of incarcerating women, notably via the Women’s Court and House of Detention.

Our ideas about sexuality and gender have changed before, and now they’re changing again.

An interview on the queer history of a forgotten prison.

Communes, free love, coming out, getting arrested, consciousness-raising rap sessions, gun shooting, acid dropping, and trying to be macrobiotic at McDonald’s.

The roots of anti-gay attitudes lay in white supremacy.

“Transgender” has gone from an umbrella term for different behaviors, to an umbrella term for different identities.