The question of women's freedom has remained a subject of controversy throughout history. The root cause lies in male dominance and centuries-old patriarchal traditions that have sustained women's ...

After a three-year wait, the Women’s Euros Championship is back, and this time, Switzerland is hosting the female football ...

Morgan Lieberman's "Hidden Once, Hidden Twice" is a documentary photo and film project bringing visibility to the lives of ...

Governor Whitmer, a potential 2028 presidential candidate, has stood out as a champion of women’s rights throughout Michigan and the nation. However, not all of Michigan’s women have been included in ...

The Getty Center’s latest exhibit explores how photos of the U.S. and international queer community have evolved and shifted ...

Under a long-term agreement, the Gosford landmark will now be known as Polytec Stadium, with the naming deal set to span up ...

In many ways, “1969” is unique, not just because it is the first ever to cover the Michigan Murders but also because it aims ...

June 28th and 29th are dates that echo through the corridors of history.One of the most impactful events in global history ...

A coalition of local educators and LGBTQ+ organizations in California are unveiling 10 new LGBTQ+ history lessons for the ...

It was the first women’s rights march organized by the National Organization for Women since the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment in 1982. Photograph by Ann E. Zelle, Getty Images ...

White women eventually gained suffrage in 1920, but it would be another half-century before all women’s voting rights were protected nationwide with the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

So, as we celebrate Pride Month this June, here’s a look back at some of history’s most inspiring LGBT+ icons. Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician, played a pivotal role in helping defeat Nazi ...