LGBTQ+ - Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project

Larry Kramer: Gay Rights and HIV/AIDS Activism

  • Writer:
    Sharon L. Cohen

  • Town(s):
    Bridgeport, New Haven

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Ethel Collins Dunham: Pioneer in Pediatrics

  • Writer:
    Emily Clark

  • Town(s):
    Hartford, New Haven

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Philip Johnson’s Glass House

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Connecticut Issues Same-Sex Marriage Licenses for the First Time – Today In History: November 12

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Alan L. Hart: Pioneer in Medicine and Transgender History

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James Merrill: Connecticut’s First Poet Laureate

  • Writer:
    Emily Clark

  • Town(s):
    Stonington

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Eighteen Years in the Making: Connecticut’s 1991 Gay Rights Law

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Joseph Alsop: Cunning Political Columnist of Mid-Century America

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Kalos Society: Connecticut’s First Modern LGBTQ+ Activist Organization

  • Writer:
    Eve Galanis

  • Town(s):
    Hartford

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    BBZ3BE8K

Canon Clinton Jones: A Revolutionary Figure in Connecticut’s LGBTQ+ History

  • Writer:
    Eve Galanis

  • Town(s):
    Brookfield, Hartford, Manchester

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Edith Watson: Camera Artist

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Where the Wild Things Are: Maurice Sendak

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The Reader’s Feast: A Bookstore Ahead of Its Time

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Richard Reihl: The Hate Crime That Became a Turning Point for LGBTQ+ Civil Rights

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The Lives of Addie Brown and Rebecca Primus Told Through their Loving Letters

  • Writer:
    Elizabeth Correia

  • Town(s):
    Hartford

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LGBTQ+ Mental Health Treatment in the 20th Century

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Philip Johnson in His Own Words

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