LGBTQ History

History teacher Rodney Wilson began the work which led to LGBT History Month on the University of Missouri-St. Louis campus in 1994.

Gateway to Pride is the museum's first exhibition specifically about LGBTQIA+ history and experiences across Missouri and the Metro East.

Colin Murphy founded Boom Magazine in 2014 with his late husband, R. Kurt Ross, and longtime friend Colin Lovett.

Historian Steven Louis Brawley says the LGBTQ community is living through “real-time history.”

TENS the Experience hosts balls in St. Louis. Along with providing an entertaining evening, ballroom helps introduce people to a culture created by, and for, Black people.

In 1989, “Some of my best friends are” delighted St. Louis audiences with something new: a portrayal of gay and lesbian culture.

"Making History" was supposed to be on display in the Missouri State Museum in the Capitol until Dec. 26, but it was removed within days of its installation in September after GOP lawmakers complained to the governor's office.

The Richmond Heights Democrat also discussed how an exhibit on LGBTQ rights was moved out of the Missouri Capitol.

Some Missouri lawmakers are "appalled" after an exhibit documenting the history of the LGBTQ rights movement in Kansas City was removed just days after it was installed in the state capitol.

A new documentary series, “In Our Voices," tells the stories of LGBTQ locals by giving them control of the interview.