African American LGBTQ History Timeline: 19th Century

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Most recent listed first, then in reverse alphabetical order by title.

19th Century

1893, October: Hughes: "Organization of Colored Erotopaths," October 1893

1885-1985: Queer Bronzeville : An Overview

1859-1868: Addie Brown and Rebecca Primus: "No kisses is like youres," 1859-1868

1846, July 4: Police Gazette: New York City, July 4, 1846

1841, February 22: F. P. Torrey: John Williams and George Smith, February 22, 1841

1836, June 11: Peter Sewally - Mary Jones, June 11, 1836

1803: Moses Brown: on Henry Moss, 1803

1800: Sodomy law: Virginia, 1800

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