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Hace 1 día · Formal organization of the urnings would not come until 1897, when Magnus Hirschfeld and others formed the Wissenschaftlich-humanitäres Komitee, WhK ... Subscribe to our newsletter to find out about new and forthcoming releases in your field, books for courses, and special discounts and promotions. Subscribe. Search our blog.
Hace 5 días · Magnus Hirschfeld founded the first “gay rights” grievance group in 1897. A grievance grifting colossus, he also wrote a book called “ Racism ” which effectively denounced all white Westerners as racist Nazis, saying that racism was the basis of our culture. If this sounds oddly familiar, remember to ask why you have never heard of him, and that his was the original work on the ethnic ...
Hace 1 día · "The items in those historical photos of Nazis burning books were actually sex-positive, early LGBTQ books and manuscripts from groundbreaking sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld, so it was not an ...
Hace 5 días · Striving for inclusive healthcare requires ongoing education and access to reliable resources. Lane Medical Library stands by your side in this journey. Our Multicultural Health subject guide features a dedicated LGBTQ+ Health page, carefully curated with a diverse range of resources to equip you with the knowledge and skills to provide ...
Hace 3 días · Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld's unwavering commitment to LGBTQIA+ rights and sexual health is consistent with Muse Health's values. Just as Hirschfeld provided refuge and education to marginalized...
Hirschfeld’s legacy was forgotten after the end of the Nazi regime, and was later overshadowed by American queer movements. Hirschfeld has only started to receive more attention within the past 20ish years. For further reading on this topic, I highly recommend Laurie Marhoefer’s two books.
Hace 3 horas · Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, who coined the term “transexual,” pioneered much needed empathetic quality healthcare for the transgender community at a time when the population was outcast by society. In 1919, he established the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft [ 1 ], a safe haven where medical procedures could be performed for transgender patients who otherwise had nowhere to go.
