This Day in Queer History

On this day, ABC aired A Question of Love, a TV movie starring Gena Rowlands and Jane Alexander as lesbian lovers in a custody battle. Despite 'parental discretion' warnings, queer families made it to prime time.

On this day in 1982, Cris Williamson and Meg Christian became the first openly lesbian artists to perform at Carnegie Hall. Feminist music pioneers, they brought queer women's voices to one of the world's greatest stages.

On this day in 2015, Bolivia passed the Law of Gender Identity, allowing transgender people to change their legal documents. Proposed by trans activist Raysa Torriani, the law recognized 1,500 self-identified transgender Bolivians.