July 4, 1965 marks the 50th Anniversary of the start of the LGBT Civil Rights Movement. That's right, although the Stonewall Riots in 1969 are frequently cited as the beginning of the gay liberation movement in the United States, the organized movement actually traces its origins to July 4, 1965. It was on that date that a group of 40 courageous gay and lesbian activists…
Read moreSeveral creative artists joined us at Villard Square on Tuesday afternoon to design their own t-shirts.
Read moreIn 1982 the Wisconsin State Legislature passed the United States' first state law prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Read moreLucy Knisley's two recent graphic travelogues are excellent not merely for the luscious art but also the emotional exploration of two very different and personal topics.
Read moreIn 1992, Mayor John Norquist vetoed city funding to all ethnic and cultural festivals and parades, just to make sure that the Gay Pride Parade didn't get a cent of city money.
Read moreDo you know your T-Score? If you had to think twice about what a T-Score is, you're not alone. It's all about your bones. Learn what you need to know to keep them healthy at the East Branch Library, Thursday June 18th at 1 p.m.
Read moreAre you curious about your ancestors? Come to the library and explore your family history with some guidance from a librarian trained in genealogy.
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