Glbtq encyclopedia
Encyclopedia of GLBTQ Culture
Los Angeles, CA - Scholars, academic researchers and experts in the arts and literature have created an encyclopedia of facts and information about gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer (glbtq) culture. The new glbtq encyclopedia goes online today at Written for anyone with an interest in glbtq culture and the lives of glbtq people, is a free encyclopedia containing more than one million words in plus entries. Many of the encyclopedia's entries are illustrated with more than historical photographs and illustrations composed from some of the most renowned archives and libraries in the world.
Contributors range from Douglas Blair Turnbaugh, representative to the U.S.A. and Membre Conseiller of the Conseil International de la Danse/UNESCO; to Shaun Cole, curator of Designs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; to Edward Sullivan, chair of Unused York University's Department of Fine Arts; and Carla Williams, Blues aficionado and Sante Fe-based photographer. "The glbtq encyclopedia project really has been a person
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Archived Social Sciences and History Encyclopedia Entries
Achmat, Zackie
Achtenberg, Roberta
ACLU LGBT & AIDS Project
ACT UP
Addams, Jane
Adolescence
Adoption
African Americans
Africa: Sub-Saharan, Pre-Independence
Ageism
Aging
AIDS Activism
AIDS Law
Alcibiades
Alexander the Great
Alexandria
Altman, Dennis
Amsterdam
Androgyny
Anglicanism / Episcopal Church
Anne, Queen of England
Anthony, Susan B.
Anthropology
Anti-discrimination Statutes and Ordinances
Apostolic Pentecostals
Apuzzo, Virginia
Arden, Elizabeth
Argentina
Aron, Jean-Paul
Artificial Insemination
Asian/Pacific Islander Americans
Atherton, John
Atlanta
Australia
Austria
Aversion Therapy
Baden-Powell, Lord Robert
Baldwin, Tammy
Balkan States
Bangkok
Barr, James (James Fugat&#;)
Batts, Deborah A.
Baudry, Andr&#; &#;mile
Bean, Carl
Bear Movement
Belgium
Benedict, Ruth
Benjamin, Dr. Harry
Ben-Shalom, Miriam
Berdache
Berlin
Beyer, Georgina
BiNet USA
Bingham, Mark
Birch, Elizabeth
Bisexuality
Bisexual Movements
Black and White Men Together
Bonauto, Mary
Bono, Chaz
The glbtq project was founded in by Publisher Wik Wikholm to create the world's largest encyclopedia of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer culture and history and to deliver it online. The contents of the encyclopedia were formed and overseen by General Editor Claude Summers, Verb Editor Ted-Larry Pebworth, and Assistant to the Editor Linda Rapp. After more than two years of work, the site launched in
The site grew to become the largest glbtq encyclopedia ever created thanks to the serve of its editors and more than contributors. The website also included a variety of essays, a few interviews with contemporary figures, and, during its last few years of operation, a blog written by Claude Summers. Claude Summers' blog is archived at the ONE Institute in Los Angeles.
The project also produced three books: The Queer Encyclopedia of the Visual Arts (); The Queer Encyclopedia of Music, Boogie, and Musical Theater (); and The Queer Encyclopedia of Film and Television (), all published by Cleis Press.
The website closed on August 1, because of the drop of the onli