LGBTQ

Julie d’Aubigny was the mistress of one man, the wife of abother, and had a secret affair of her own—and it all came to a spectacular zenith in 1687.

Sal Mineo was one of the first openly queer actors, and his affairs in Hollywood ignited the gossip mill like no other—right up until his chilling end.

It’s hard to think of a First Lady who played a more influential role in her lifetime than Eleanor Roosevelt—but few remember her tragic history.

Edwina Mountbatten was the most scandalous aristocrat of the 20th century. If her name isn’t well known today, maybe that’s because of her tragic end.

Queer People in History Facts. From Ancient Greece to Renaissance Europe, queer people have always existed. Cheers to life, love, and LGBTQ+ history!