“Radical drag can be defined as women’s clothes worn by gay men, without falsies; or pretence, or parodying women. It displays upon his body a fully determined political and social provocation that confuses sex and gender rules as laid down by compulsory heterosexuality...” -Stuart Feather Co-curated with Stuart Feather, The Queens’ Jubilee! showcases the fun, jubilant and anarchic approach the radical queens adopted for their demonstrations, performances and way of living. This archival exhibition is on display in our library, a quiet space for people to gather and explore our selection of queer literature, art and discourse. ** Pride is both carnival and protest! Today we celebrate the radical queens of the Gay Liberation Front commemorating the first pride march which took place July 1, 1972. Join us as we march from Trafalgar Square starting 1:00 PM and ending in Hyde Park as we celebrate 50 years of pride. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️