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Lou Queernaval in Nice: When Queer Celebration Takes Center Stage
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Six Charming Princes for Three Castles: LGBT Couples Rebuilding France’s Fairy‑Tale Landscape
First, there were princesses in towers waiting for some vaguely straight prince on a horse.
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In ARTE’s documentary Mister Nobody Against Putin, a school worker in a polluted Russian town turns
The First Homosexuals: Queer Origins on View at Kunstmuseum Basel
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