UnErasing LGBTQ History and Identities: A Podcast
For educators, students, and absolutely anyone who wants to learn, teach, and engage with LGBTQ history, this is your podcast! In Deep Dives & Backstories you will meet history-makers with some fascinating - and empowering - stories! Our Pilot Season and Season One feature K-12 educators who share their experiences from the classroom and provide real-world advice and reasonable, practical strategies to guide you in bringing LGBTQ history into mainstream US history, civics, and social studies classrooms. Visit UnErased.org to learn how History UnErased is putting LGBTQ history in its rightful place - the classroom.
Podcasting since 2021 • 39 episodes
UnErasing LGBTQ History and Identities: A Podcast
Latest Episodes
Season 7 Bonus Episode: The Trickster
In this episode, we are exploring one of the most fascinating and misunderstood figures in Native American storytelling: the trickster. This figure embodies complexities and contradictions that reveal deep truths about ourselves and our plac...
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Season 7 Ep 3: The Legend of "One-Eyed Charley"
In this episode, you will meet one of the most famous stagecoach drivers during the California Gold Rush. "One-Eyed Charley" earned a legendary status that grew even more after their death.
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Season 7 Ep 2: 1629: When Gender Became a Legal Matter
There are plenty of conversations about gender today, in the media, pop culture, recent legislation, and even in Executive Orders. In this episode, our host, Kathleen Barker, will unpack the first known case of when someone’s gender became a...
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Season 7 Ep 1: From Blues to Rock: The Black, Queer Women Who Shaped America's Soundtrack
Before there was k.d. lang, Janelle Monáe, or Brandi Carlile, there were queer women — bold, brilliant, and unapologetic — whose voices redefined music genres and challenged social norms. In this episode, you will meet three pioneers whose m...
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Season 6 Ep 5: A Sailor's Secret from the SS Atlantic Shipwreck of 1873
In 1873, off the coast of a small village in Nova Scotia, the SS Atlantic was pulled off course by the tides of the Bay of Fundy and it crashed headlong into the rocks. 1,000 people were on board. Fast forward to the 21st ...
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