Description
In WGS 301: Queer Theory, we examine the history of queer activism in the United States and interrogate what stories get remembered and what memories have been left out or forgotten from dominant narratives. We explore national events, such as the Stonewall Riots, but also local Milwaukee LGBTQ+ history, such the front line community work of Sue Dietz and Mark Behar during the height of the AIDS epidemic. Additionally, we discuss contemporary attacks LGBTQ+ folx face, and have drawn connections between historical events to current challenges.
Source
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/79a08c8475a84fedaf54f18b02938f44
Language
English