Sunday, March 13, 2016

These Are The Queer Women Who Should Be In History Books

LGBT history is severely lacking from the lessons we learn in school, and so are many incredible women who deserve their rightful place in the books that claim to teach us about the people and events that have shaped the world we live in today. This week’s Huddle is dedicated to those queer women, the ones who we would have loved to read about, discuss and dedicate essays to, with the hope that their inclusion could eventually become a part of the curriculum.

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