
Eric Utica
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Jun 17, 2026
Episode 149: Forgotten LGBTQ+ Histories
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Why is that narrative incomplete? And then as a follow up, what is nicht diasten and why is it important?

Eric UticaGUEST
So if you think about German queer history, you think about people like Magnus Hirschfeld, Rosa von Praunheim, Volker Beck, like in more recent times, who really helped to initiate the marriage equality, and they're all right.

Eric UticaGUEST
But we never really looked at how people of color were queer people of color lived in Germany until very, very recently because that's because they are not as embedded in the...

Eric UticaGUEST
We thought they're not as embedded in the fight for equal rights as it is in the US.
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The first is, why do you think some LGBTQ plus histories have become famous while others are forgotten? And why do you think it's important to think about LGBTQ plus history in a more global and intersectional manner? Eric, maybe we'll start with you.
