Toward an Anti-racist History of Sexuality

By notcheseditor June 30, 2020 History of Sexuality 2 comments

NOTCHES’ commitment in working toward an anti-racist history of sexuality.

‘Good on the Romans!’ Museum Visitors Reflecting on Cultural Attitudes to Sex

By Jennifer Grove January 8, 2019 History of Sexuality, Public History 2 comments

How does the public display of erotic artefacts from the past help modern visitors to reflect on their own attitudes to sex and sexuality?

#MeToo

By Rachel Hope Cleves October 19, 2017 History of Sexuality, Sexual Violence 0 comments

Reflections on the #MeToo movement from the NotchesBlog crew and friends.

Dance! Dance! Dance!: Youth Culture and Courtship at Queen’s University, 1910-1930

By Renata Colwell May 30, 2017 History of Sexuality 0 comments

What can a conflict over dancing at Queen’s University tell us about sexual mores in early-twentieth-century Ontario?

CFP: Topics in Public History and the History of Sexuality

By Natalie Sherif April 1, 2017 CFP, History of Sexuality 0 comments

How do public historians engage with histories of sexuality?

History of Sexuality at the 2017 American Historical Association Meeting

By notcheseditor December 22, 2016 History of Sexuality 0 comments

Our list of 2017 AHA panels that are not to be missed

The Romantic Concept of Psychological Androgyny

By Victoria Russell December 6, 2016 History of Sexuality 0 comments

The history of the concept of psychological androgyny both raises and responds to the question “what is the history of sexuality?”