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Friday 30th June

Ann Walker

(1803 - 1854)

Lesbian

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Thursday 29th June

Helene Von Müliene

(1850 - 1924)

Lesbian

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Wednesday 28th June

Lella Lombardi

(1941 - 1992)

Lesbian

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Tuesday 27th June

Marsha P Johnson

(1945 - 1992)

Transgender

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Monday 26th June

Wilfred Owen

(1893 - 1918)

Gay

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Sunday 25th June

Julius Caesar

(100 - 44 BCE)

Bisexual

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Saturday 24th June

Marlene Dietrich

(1901 - 1992)

Bisexual

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Friday 23rd June

Sally Ride

(1951 - 2012)

Lesbian

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Thursday 22nd June

P.L. Travis

(1899 - 1996)

Bisexual

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Wednesday 21st June

Betty Dodson

(1929 - 2020)

Bisexual

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Tuesday 20th June

Frida Kahlo

(1907 - 1954)

Bisexual

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Monday 19th June

Michelangelo

(1475 - 1564)

Gay

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Sunday 18th June

Harvey Milk

(1930 - 1978)

Gay

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Saturday 17th June

Carol Ann Duffy

(1955 - )

Lesbian

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Friday 16th June

Hans Christian Anderson

(1805 - 1875)

Biromantic

Asexual

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Thursday 15th June

Oscar Wilde

(1854 - 1900)

Bisexual

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Wednesday 14th June

Jane Austen

(1775 - 1817)

Queer

“It isn't what we say that defines us, but what we do”

Jane Austen’s sexuality has been under debate for many years. Many of her works suggest that she had, had previous relationships though none with a man were ever recorded. Many argue that Jane had slept with one of her female ‘friends’ that she often shared abed with. This look on Austen’s life has been featured in shows like Doctor Who, with her and Clara having an implied romantic relationship.