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LGBTQ trailblazer “Doctor Anonymous” honored with hometown historic marker
By Clay Wallace, WUKY
New historical marker unveiled honoring Winchester native John Fryer
By Pete Koutoulas, WinCity Voices
A Life of Gay Liberation: Remembering Peter Taylor
By Faulkner Morgan Archive, Queer Kentucky
‘We need this type of event’: Pride Festival returns to Lexington this weekend
By Liz Carey, Lexington Herald-Leader
Tales From The Kentucky Room - 250Lex: an interview with Josh Porter
by David, Lexington Public Library
Lex Talk History: Kentucky's LGBTQ history on display with new Queer, Here, & Everywhere exhibit
By Alan Lytle & Dr. Amanda Higgins, WUKY
See 200 years of Kentucky’s LGBTQ+ history on display this summer
By Liz Carey, Lexington Herald-Leader
The Best Gay One-Night Stand in America in Lexington, Kentucky
By Faulkner Morgan Archive, Queer Kentucky
WikiHope: Teaching Feminist Historiography through the (Re)Writing of Queer Narratives from Kentucky on Wikipedia
By Kerri Hauman and Emily Elizabeth Goodman, Peitho, Vol. 27 No. 2, Winter 2025
Lesbian Feminism, Grand Juries, and FBI Surveillance in the 1970s
By Rachel Gelfand, Southern Cultures, Vol. 31 No. 1, Spring 2025
Bob Morgan has told all the stories but his own. That changes with new film
By Linda Blackford, Lexington Herald-Leader
Six groups uplifting Black LGBTQ voices in Kentucky, Appalachia
By Jack Walker, Queer Kentucky
Black Queer Excellence at The Historic Lyric Theatre
By Faulkner Morgan Archive, Queer Kentucky
UK Art Museum to honor Jonathan Coleman, Robert Morgan at annual fundraiser
By Lyndi Van Deursen, UKNow
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