We Are Everywhere: A Visual Guide to the History of Queer Liberation, So Far

ISBN-13: 9780399581816 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 368 str.

Matthew Riemer

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Probably the best coffee-table book ever created. Los Angeles Review of Books

An impassioned photographic tour of an ever-changing, increasingly vocal and insistently resilient LGBTQ community and culture, from nineteenth century ideology to contemporary conversations around intersectionality. The New York Times

Meticulous research accompanies indelible images depicting ferocious outrage, glorious celebration, and profound mourning, making this an essential reference for generations to come. Gay & Lesbian Review

Carefully curated to present a fresh view of queer history. USA Today

This rich compendium of images, stories, and reflections carries readers into the future of queer liberation. Publishers Weekly

A beautiful, crucial, and engaging celebration of the queer community and our history. Blair Imani, author of Modern HERstory

More than a history book and more than a collection of photographs, We Are Everywhere is a chance to experience the queer past in all its complicated shades Riemer and Brown show us the radicals, the bisexuals, the gender warriors, the women, the people of color, and the militants who have always led the fight for liberation We Are Everywhere is both an amazing look at where we ve been and an important reminder of where we need to go. Travon Free, writer and comedian

[This] important book chronicles the amazing history of queer resistance so that every queer person, young and old, can see their history and know we are everywhere. Tyler Oakley, activist and author of Binge

If Riemer and Brown s book proves anything throughout its deeply poignant pages, it's that we all truly need each other. Daniel Nicoletta, author of LGBT San Francisco

This book is an essential rewriting of queer history according to our own terms. Garrard Conley, author of Boy Erased

We Are Everywhere [is] a topical, timely, and timeless resource. In the book s intersectional showcasing of the under-recognized and the unforgettable, the roots of our activism, anger, and community are more important and profound than ever queer history comes alive in the pages of this tremendous collection. Rhys Ernst, filmmaker

We Are Everywhere is an invaluable brick in the foundation of our collective LGBTQ+ history, and a vivid reminder that queer people have a joyful, complicated, and inspiring history. I am so grateful this book exists. Dustin Lance Black, activist and filmmaker

Open this book to any page and there will be something you ve never seen, something you ve never heard of, or something to fill you with ideas. Avram Finkelstein, artist, writer, and activist

These stunning photographs many never before published convey the fierce diversity, defiance, sorrow, and joy of queer life across the twentieth century. Along with the lively tour of the last century of LGBTQ politics in the accompanying text, they will change the way you see the queer past. George Chauncey, author of Gay New York

We Are Everywhere is a handbook for action, cherishing those who risked so much, and is a living bridge between our communities of the past and present This is history that reaches into the now with a visual richness that makes memory a living body. Joan Nestle, co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives

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Matthew Riemer and Leighton Brown, creators of Instagram s LGBT History, live in Washington, D.C., where Leighton is an attorney and Matthew, a former attorney, is a writer and lecturer. They enjoy fighting fascists, spending time with their dog, and disrupting fundamentalists worldviews. We Are Everywhere is the couple s first book.