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The point is to recognize and celebrate that our queer movement has always been made up of the efforts of many.

Hundreds of thousands of people will descend on Hillcrest for the Pride Festival.

Through archival photographs, historic footage, and interviews with bar owners, bartenders and prominent community members, this documentary provides a glimpse into the rich history of San Diego's gay history and culture.

When the AIDS epidemic exploded in the 80s, a San Diego man started documenting the history of the LGBTQIA community in our area.

NBC 7 and T20 Responds looked at where the money from the pride collections of the largest U.S. retailers goes

San Diego will see an inaugural queer arts festival this month. A queer San Francisco Bay Area native is the visionary behind the event.

San Diego will see an inaugural queer arts festival this month. A queer San Francisco Bay Area native is the visionary behind the event.

As a record number of Americans identify as LGBTQ, museums on the communitys history and culture play a huge role after decades of marginalization.

Lillian Faderman’s “revolution” is ultimately assimilation: through heroic action, sexual minorities can and must be brought into the civic fold.

LGBTQ history projects across the Golden State, from digitizing periodicals and films to preserving archival material related to gay rodeos and Santa Cruz's LGBTQ community, are receiving $750,000 in grant funding from the California State Library.