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Top Gay Cruising Areas in London

Hampstead Health

NW3, North End Way,London

Between Hampstead and Golders Lush tube stations. Outdoor cruising in the woods on the north side of the hill just below Jack Straws Castle (straight pub). The adjacent vehicle park has direct access to the Heath (it is

Holland Walk

W11 3TA,36A Holland Park,London

A great slow night cruising area in Central-West London. You will find it near Holland Park Underground Station. The walk is a brief cut between Holland Park Avenue and Kensington Lofty Street. It runs alongside Holland

Russell Square

WC1B,72 Russell Square,London

The tube is hectic seven nights a week between - The garden area around the snack bar and the air-monitoring shack is were you should aim. On some nights the floodlights are svitched on, so caution is

Victoria Park

E3 5SN,A Grove Road,London

Very important venue of East London. Not very popular gay cruising are, but some gays could be found there. Some cultural events are held here at Victoria Park.

Queer Past: Review of Rosenthal, Living Queer History

by Lauren Gutterman

Living Queer Historyis no ordinary academic monograph. Part history of LGBTQ+ existence in Roanoke, part account of the Southwest Virginia LGBTQ+ History Project’s founding and activities, and part memoir of G. Samantha Rosenthal’s own coming into her identity as a transgender woman, the publication makes the case for queer public history as an activist project. As Rosenthal writes of the Southwest Virginia LGBTQ+ History Project, which she co-founded, “We are not so interested in museums or in plaques or in state recognition. We are invested in making spaces.” The group’s evolving team of hundreds of undergraduate students, faculty, activists, and community members have recorded more than forty interviews with LGBTQ+ elders to date, but their labor focuses on bringing LGTBTQ+ people together and claiming public space on the ground in Virginia today. As the Austin Gay Oral History Project begins to take shape, Rosenthal’s Living Queer History has much to teach us.

Reversing the stereotypical rural-to-urb