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Title
The History Project, Boston
Publisher
The History Project, Boston
Description
A volunteer-driven collection of material documenting the history of GLBT communities in Boston, Massachusetts. Currently hosts five online exhibits, which feature a selection of photographs and documents, a historical timeline, or both. Topics include the GLBT history of Boston from 1620 to 1969, and the experiences of black, Latino, and adolescent GLBT individuals.
Subject
Herman Melville
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Gay Straight Alliance
Combahee River Collective
Gay Pride Day
Stonewall Riots
World War II
AIDS epidemic
Transgender
transsexual
cross-dressing
Intersex
intersexual
intersexed
hermaphrodite
Homosexuality
homosexual
lesbian
gay
queer
bisexual
bisexuality
asexual
celibacy
celibate
asexuality
Race
Ethnicity
ethnic
racism
colonialism
orientalism
cultural difference
Children
Adolescence
Teens
gender based violence
transphobia
homophobia
misogyny
Celebrations
Pride
activism
Health
Disease
addiction
recovery
HIV
AIDS
LGBT politics
rights
citizenship
Date
Colonial America
Revolutionary Era
New Republic
Early 19th Century
Mid-19th Century
Late 19th Century
Gilded Age
Turn-of-the-20th Century
Early 20th Century
1910s
1920s
Jazz Age
1930s
Great Depression
1940s
WWII
1950s
Postwar
Baby Boom
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
Mid-20th Century
Late 20th Century
21st Century
Cold War Era
Type
Sculptures
Paintings
Other Artwork
Photographs
Magazines
Newsletters
Advertising
Flyer
Postcard
Pamphlet
Ephemera
Laws
Trials
Wills
Legal documents
Newspapers
Clippings
Media coverage
Identifier
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Coverage
Boston
Northeast
Massachusetts
Website Item Type Metadata
Local URL
Date Accessed
6/16/2016
Source Institution Type
Community-based organization