September is a good month to remember that many of the gay men who came of age after Stonewall helped create the bars, clubs, publications, organizations, and cultural spaces that younger LGBTQ+ people sometimes take for granted.
The first gay-rights organization in the United States was founded in September.
The Society for Human Rights, founded in Chicago in 1924, is generally recognized as the first documented gay-rights organization in the United States. It was inspired partly by Germany's pioneering gay-rights movement.
all fashion begins taking over in September.
For gay men who love clothes, September is basically the Super Bowl of fashion. The major fashion calendar moves into the Spring/Summer following year shows, while stores are filling up with fall clothing. Translation: It's officially time to judge everyone's coat.
September is a huge month for New York culture.
Broadway, museums, galleries, fashion, restaurants, nightlife and concerts all come roaring back after summer. For LGBTQ+ New Yorkers, September can feel like the city has turned the volume back up.
Broadway, museums, galleries, fashion, restaurants, nightlife and concerts all come roaring back after summer. For LGBTQ+ New Yorkers, September can feel like the city has turned the volume back up.
September is National Hispanic Heritage Month—starting September 15.
It celebrates the history and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. For LGBTQ+ audiences, it's also an opportunity to highlight the Latino queer artists, activists, writers and entertainers who have shaped American culture.
It celebrates the history and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. For LGBTQ+ audiences, it's also an opportunity to highlight the Latino queer artists, activists, writers and entertainers who have shaped American culture.
September is when pumpkin spice takes over the planet.
This one is not technically gay history. But let's be honest: September arrives and suddenly everything—from coffee to candles to body wash—is pumpkin spice. Somewhere, a gay man is already complaining about it while buying one.
This one is not technically gay history. But let's be honest: September arrives and suddenly everything—from coffee to candles to body wash—is pumpkin spice. Somewhere, a gay man is already complaining about it while buying one.
Virgos and Libras dominate September birthdays.
September begins under Virgo and moves into Libra around September 22–23. So if you believe in astrology, September gives us a month full of people who either want everything organized perfectly—or want everyone to get along beautifully. Sometimes both. 😂
September begins under Virgo and moves into Libra around September 22–23. So if you believe in astrology, September gives us a month full of people who either want everything organized perfectly—or want everyone to get along beautifully. Sometimes both. 😂
September is a perfect month for a little reinvention.
There's something psychologically powerful about September. Summer is ending, routines are returning, fashion is changing, and the year suddenly feels like it's entering its final chapter. It's basically the adult version of "New school year, new me."
There's something psychologically powerful about September. Summer is ending, routines are returning, fashion is changing, and the year suddenly feels like it's entering its final chapter. It's basically the adult version of "New school year, new me."
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