Wikipedia:Wiki Loves Pride/2021

Wiki Loves Pride is a global campaign to expand and improve LGBT-related content across all Wikimedia projects, in all languages. Most activities of Wiki Loves Pride take place between June and October, traditionally the months when lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities around the world celebrate LGBT culture and history. We invite you to participate by improving Wikipedia's coverage of LGBT-related content.

Editors may be particularly interested in collaborating on Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the LGBT community (see additional sources on the talk page). " " symbols designate Women in Red contributions. A meta page tries to enumerate the various initiatives on different projects here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Loves_Pride/2021

How to Help

Online collaborations, edit-a-thons, hack-a-thons, upload-a-thons, etc.

If you would like to edit, upload, or hack with some friends and Wikipedia comrades during this time, please post a helpful link below:

WikiProject RuPaul's Drag Race's Collaboration of the Month: Drag Race España
The Linguistic Society of America's Committee on LGBTQ+ Issues in Linguistics (COZIL) Edit-a-Thon for Pride Month will be taking place throughout the month of June; track progress by using the Outreach Dashboard page (password cozil-lingwiki)
I have recently created a substantial article for LGBT in Argentina. Collaboration and help are much appreciated given the magnitude of information. Thank you! --ℜ𝔲𝔪𝔟𝔞 𝔖𝔞𝔪𝔟𝔞 𝔐𝔞𝔪𝔟𝔬 🌠 (talk) 23:36, 9 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

New and improved content

This section includes new and improved LGBT-related content, including articles and lists, categories, "Did you know?" hooks, drafts, and templates.

Articles

To add new articles to Category:Articles created or improved during Wiki Loves Pride 2021, place {{Wiki Loves Pride talk|2021}} on the article's talk page.

New articles

Improved articles

Did you know?

Drafts

Templates

New templates

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Improved templates

Userboxes

Wikitext

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{{User:Rumba Samba Mambo/template/User faggot}}

This user is a faggot

linked pages

{{User:Rumba Samba Mambo/template/User maricón}}

This user is a Latin American marica

linked pages

{{User:Rumba Samba Mambo/template/LGBT Argentina}}

This user is a proud LGBT person from Argentina.

linked pages

{{User:Rumba Samba Mambo/template/Trans Argentina}}

This user is a proud transgender person from Argentina.

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Media

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Wikimedia Commons

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Cafe Bar Flirt, Prague, Czech Republic
Dragon Men, Tokyo, Japan
Eagle Tokyo, Japan
Friends Prague, Czech Republic
Friends Prague, Czech Republic
Headroom LGBTQ+ Lounge, Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.
Headroom LGBTQ+ Lounge, Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.
Headroom LGBTQ+ Lounge, Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.
Headroom LGBTQ+ Lounge, Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.
Hercules, Helsinki, Finland
Gold Finger, Tokyo, Japan
Nicho Bears and Bar, Mexico City
Paradise, Asbury Park, New Jersey, U.S.
Rooster Rock State Park, Oregon, U.S.
Margaret Bailey Speer
Annie Kaylor, 2009 Capital Pride, Washington, D.C., U.S.
Annie's Paramount Steakhouse, Washington, D.C., U.S.
San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band, San Francisco City Hall, U.S.
LGBTQ Pride flag raising, San Francisco City Hall, U.S.
LGBTQ Pride flag, San Francisco City Hall, U.S.
Trans March, San Francisco, U.S.
Augusta Bertha Wagner
A group of travesti sex workers at a villa miseria (slum) in La Matanza, Buenos Aires Province in 1989
A group of travestis in Salta, Argentina in 1988
A group of gay men and travestis in 1945, during a private party on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, away from the police
Activists Claudia Pía Baudracco (left) and María Belén Correa (right) in 1993
Activists Kenny de Michellis (left), María Belén Correa (right) and the lawyer for their groups (center) at the Casa Rosada in 1994, asking to have a hearing with the President
Activist Lohana Berkins in 2000
Lohana Berkins in 2001
Two activists during the 2005 Buenos Aires pride march
Activist Marlene Wayar in 1998
An Argentine travesti during the Buenos Aires Carnival, circa 1960
An Argentine travesti during the Buenos Aires Carnival, circa 1960
Argentine travestis during the Buenos Aires Carnival, circa 1970
An Argentine trans activist in 2003
Travesti activists María Belén Correa and Lohana Berkins in 1998
Spanish singer and actor Miguel de Molina photographed by Annemarie Heinrich, circa 1942
Writer Néstor Perlongher
Lesbian pop duo Sandra y Celeste
The first issue of Somos, the publication of the Frente de Liberación Homosexual
Cris Miró in 1998
Cris Miró in 1998
Cris Miró in 1998
Cris Miró in 1998
Adolfo José Goodwin, one of the main defendants during the Ballvé Case
Blanca Nieve Abratte (or Sonia) one of the main defendants during the Ballvé Case
Medical report made to Goodwin in 1943 as part of the Ballvé Case
Argentine activists Raúl Soria (left) and Carlos Jáuregui (right) on the cover of magazine Siete Días in April 1984, considered a landmark of gay visibility in the country
A pride demonstration in Buenos Aires on June 28, 1986
Argentine trans activists in 1998, including Lohana Berkins, María Belén Correa, Nadia Echazú and Claudia Pía Baudracco
The "Princesa de Borbón", a famous travesti from Buenos Aires, circa 1911
Montage of LGBT history in Argentina
The first issue of Sodoma, published by the Grupo de Acción Gay (GAG) in 1984.
The twelfth issue of the Comunidad Homosexual Argentina's official bulletin, May 1986.
View of the Grupo Federativo Gay (GFG) in 1984, one of the several groups that made up the coordinating committee Coordinadora de Grupos Gays.
The Comunidad Homosexual Argentina (CHA) taking part in a human rights demonstration, c. 1986.
A group of Argentine travestis carrying the coffin of one of their murdered friends, August 1987.
An Argentine travesti arrested at a police station in Munro, 1990.
An indigenous "sexual invert"—presumably a Mapuche machi weye—detained in Viedma, Río Negro, as reported by Caras y Caretas in 1902, shown dressed in women's clothing (left), being inspected by a physician (center), and half dressed in men's clothing (right)
Drag queens from Buenos Aires in 1995, advertising a show in nightclub Morocco.
American drag queen Barbette in 1925, portrayed by Man Ray
A 1980s poster issued by a gay liberation group from the Basque Country, urging maricones to disobey military conscription (in Spanish: instrucción).
Pepi Littman, Yiddish male impersonator of the early 20th century regarded as a pioneer of the modern-day drag king
Kevin Aviance lip-syncing at the Q