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Course Description

This course explores New Orleans' rich LGBT+ history. Topics include: pre-colonial and colonial references, French Quarter Preservation efforts, Arts and Letters, Gay Carnival, Southern Decadence, the UpStairs Lounge fire, bar history, activists and activism, HIV / AIDS, organizational history, queer publications and journalism, trans activism, drag culture, notable characters, and more. The course will contextualize local queer history within a national context and highlights New Orleans' contributions to national LGBT+ historical narratives. The last class period is the instructor's signature Rainbow Fleur de Lis Walking tour, which is a leisurely sashay through the French Quarter.

Course Outline

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Learner Outcomes

Upon completion of this course learners will be able to:

Notes

This course is great for those for following:

  • Aspiring tour guides
  • Seasoned tour guides
  • Hospitality industry
  • Those who just enjoy learning about the city of New Orleans
  • Those who enjoy learning about LGBT+ history

Prerequisites

No prerequisites required.

*This course is eligible for the Certificate in New Orleans, History, Culture, and Tourism Certificate.

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