History UnErased
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Putting LGBTQ History In Its Rightful Place- The Classroom
Improving This Is How We Walk for the first time “Your walk is resistance, your walk is a prayer, your walk is a riot, your walk is a dare…” 💅
Group gathering around Cheyenne’s Zoom intro to Indigenous Seven Generations Teaching, the underpinning if The Past Is Always Present theater project.
Day 3 of rehearsals: Louisville youth singing “Weirdos Like Me” for the first time!
Day one of rehearsals for this fantastic play!! This is “Weirdos Like Me.”
The Past Is Always Present is providing residencies and workshops for youth to learn queer history while contributing to the creative development of a new, original musical! We want to come to you! Bring us to your community to put Queer history center stage! unerased.org/contact
Thank you for joining this past weekend. We hope you enjoyed the show. ❤️
Join us this weekend for this amazing Play. Learn about LGBTQ History through art. RSVP your FREE ticket here to any of the 3 different showing times. unerased.org/resource/event. (Link also on bio)
NEW, ORIGINAL MUSICAL! The premiere staged reading of "YOUR HANDS ARE THE ROAD: A Ride Upon the Stage through Queer American History" is happening in Lowell, MA. Join us Friday, May 29th, and Saturday, May 30th, at 7:00 pm. RSVP FREE seats at UnErased DOT org/resource/event
Go to to unerased.org and hit the NYC DOE tab to learn more and register!
Fun fact in this video, with particular relevance to the Super Bowl pre-game show! Brandi Carlile is singing this next Sunday for millions of viewers, so wouldn't it be cool if Brandi learned about History UnErased and gave a shout-out to Katharine Lee Bates? ;) #lgbtq #historyunerased #America
Join us for this conference, link in bio. MODERATOR: Joe Vogel, Vice President, OUTbio Debra Fowler, Executive Director and Co-founder, History UnErased
The Stonewall Inn was added to the National Register of Historic Palces in 1999, designated a historic landmark in 2000 and on June 24, 2016 became the first US National Monument dedicated to LGBTQ rights and history. In February the monument website changed LGBTQ to LGB.
June 18- the day that Sally Ride (1951-2012)— American physicist, astronaut, educator, & writer became the first American woman & the first known LGBTQ astronaut in space in 1983. Ride kept her 27 year relationship with Tam O’Shaughnessy a secret until her death. We honor her courage!
“No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us.” —Marsha P. Johnson. Happy Juneteenth.