Making Queer History has a vague title because it has a rather vague purpose. We are not alone in our aim to tell the queer community’s history. What defines us is our focus not only on the past, but toward the future.
Making Queer History has a vague title because it has a rather vague purpose. We are not alone in our aim to tell the queer community’s history. What defines us is our focus not only on the past, but toward the future.
A purple book cover with white text reads, Twenty Years at Hull House with autobiographical notes by Jane Addams. There is a purple Chicago skyline at the bottom and a darker purple Chicago Public Transit map on the right. On the left is a white chrysanthemum, the city flower of Chicago.
This month's public domain queer art is Twenty Years at Hull House by Jane Addams. Twenty Years at Hull House is Addams' account of her creation and experience of Hull House on Chicago's West Side from 1889 to 1909.
