Culture
While held in June to honor the 1969 Stonewall Riots, this month isn't the only time to pay tribute to queer icons and advocate for acceptance.
From London bookstore Gay's the Word to Berlin's club SchwuZ, here are some of the places where inclusivity of all genders and sexual orientations is celebrated year-round.
01. Sour Cherry Comics
SAN FRANCISCO
Owner Leah Morrett, who opened the shop in March, says she "wanted. to create a gender-inclusive, queer-focused space." The comics, graphic novels and books stocked range from indie publishers like Black Mask Studios to the more mainstream DC Comics. The shop also hosts community-centered events, from writing workshops to sewing parties..
02. Club Roshell
MEXICO CITY
Founded by activist and actress Roshell Terranova, who fought for trans rights in the city, Club Roshell hosts drag shows, cabarets, and comedy nights. The staff, trained makeup artists, will even help you perfect your winged eyeliner, and workshops are available to learn for yourself.
03. The ArQuives
TORONTO, CANADA
Formerly known as the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, the institution is home to one of the world's largest queer historical collections. The artifacts take visitors on a journey through Canada's gay liberation movement, showcasing items from flags and posters to art, recordings, and publications.
This story is from the June 03 - 10, 2022 edition of Newsweek Europe.
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