Queer Bronzeville : An Overview

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QUEER BRONZEVILLE

THE HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN GAYS AND LESBIANS ON CHICAGO'S SOUTH SIDE

(1885-1985)


Curated by Tristan Cabello


01. Bronzeville's Queer Pre-History

02. Tony Jackson, a Gay Blues man

03. Bronzeville's Vice District

04. Ernest Burgess: Exploring Sexual Systems

05. Bronzeville's Queer Nightlife

06. The Drag Balls

07. Queer Religious Leaders

08. Gay life in 1940's Bronzeville: The Story of "Nancy Kelly"

09. Gay Life in 1950's Bronzeville: The Story of Jacques Cristion

10. The Story of Bronzeville's Gay Icon: Rudy Richardson

11. Queer Business: The Case of Joe Hughes

12. The Johnson Publishing Company

13. Female Impersonators

14. Willard Motley

15. Lorraine Hansberry

16. Queers and the Civil Right Movement

17. Gay Liberation / Third World Gay Revolution

18. NCBG -Chicago : The National Coalition of Black Gays

19. Chicago's African American Gays and the Early Days of the AIDS Epidemic

20. Keith Barrow

Bibliography

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