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Help us share Kentucky’s LGBTQ history through a gift this holiday season! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Your tax-deductible donation ensures that LGBTQ stories from Kentucky will be protected, honored, and shared for generations to come. In a time of
Check out our newest blog post as part of our FMA Guest Writer Program!! 🏳️‍🌈 Thanks to Guest Writer Tori Kennedy, we are excited to share her exclusive interview with Kentucky Native and RuPaul's Drag Race Star Scarlet Envy! You can read the
“To Gary Love Divine.” 💛 Divine played Lexington several times in the 1980s while at the height of her fame. Mostly eschewing small cities, Divine was lured to Lexington by its reputation for queer decadence and her friendship with club
Today marks the 44th anniversary of the death of Henry Lawrence Faulkner. Pictured here are Robert Morgan and Marion "Mike" Broadus placing a wreath of remembrance at the intersection where he was killed, Third St. and Broadway, in 1988.
Nearly 27 years after the first ordinance passed in Louisville, the fight for Fairness and equal protection for LGBTQ Kentuckians continues. These photos show the @fairnesscampaign marching in Lexington’s 4th of July Parade in 1992; the year o
Snow and horses? What better way to celebrate a Kentucky winter?! ❄️🐎 Taken on his family farm in Grant County, these photos show Bill Petrie with Larry David, Gary Thomas, and Ribbon (the horse), c. 1984. Petrie is helping the two boys ride a hors
Give the gift of local LGBTQ history this holiday season with FREE SHIPPING on Pagan Babies books through Dec. 31!!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ 💙 Use code GIFT when ordering at www.faulknermorgan.org/shop! 💙 -- Pagan Babies, the name adopted by Morgan
In the late 1990s, as part of a grant received from the state of Kentucky, Blythe Jameson photographed a range of Kentuckians living with AIDS. These photos, "The Faces of AIDS," are an incredible document of those affected by HIV/AIDS in