by Ali Kane | Jun 19, 2026 | History, Intersectionality, Profiles
Queer people have existed in every era, in every culture, including among people who were enslaved in America. However, there are scarce accounts and recognition of queer people who were enslaved. Uncovering any first-hand accounts from people who were enslaved is...
by Ali Kane | May 8, 2026 | History, Intersectionality, Profiles
Throughout United States history, immigrants from Asia and Pacific Islands have made significant contributions to the country, while also facing systemic and interpersonal discrimination. In particular, Asian women experience fetishization, while Asian men experience...
by Ali Kane | May 2, 2026 | History, Intersectionality, Profiles
Throughout United States history, immigrants from Asia and Pacific Islands have made significant contributions to the country, while also facing systemic and interpersonal discrimination. In particular, Asian women experience fetishization, while Asian men experience...
by Ali Kane | May 1, 2026 | History, Intersectionality
During the month of May, we elevate the stories of immigrants from the Asian continent and Pacific islands. Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month has been recognized in May across the United States since the 1970s, commemorating the...
by Ali Kane | Apr 30, 2026 | History, LGBTQIA+ Inclusion
Our understanding of gender identity and sexual orientation has evolved over time. Some of the words we use today, like lesbian, transgender, or nonbinary, were not popular – or even existed – in certain periods of history. Historians and researchers have different...
by Ali Kane | Apr 29, 2026 | LGBTQIA+ Inclusion
Pride is about PEOPLE. As LGBTQIA+ gain visibility and rights over the decades, more communities and companies are hosting events for Pride Month and throughout the year. Whether you are a volunteer event planner or have been coordinating festivals for decades, it is...
