Berlin's Queer and Trans* History – From the German Empire to Today (Lecture with Eliot Rix)

🌈 Join us for an enlightening lecture exploring Berlin's rich LGBTQ+ history! As part of Pride Month, delve into the experiences of trans and non-gender conforming individuals in the city that celebrated their existence.

🔍 Discover Historical Insights: From the groundbreaking work of Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld at the Institute for Sexual Science, who redefined gender identity, to the vibrant LGBTQ+ nightlife of early 20th century Berlin, this talk promises a deep dive into a remarkable era.

📜 Discuss the Impacts of History: Learn about the challenges posed by the rise of National Socialism in 1933 and the subsequent struggles for LGBTQ+ visibility and rights in post-war Germany.

💖 Celebrate Resilience: This lecture emphasizes the beauty and strength of the LGBTQ+ community while honoring the legacy of those who paved the way for future generations.

✨ About the Speaker: Eliot Rix, who has embraced his identity as a trans*gay man, has called Berlin home for 12 years. His journey towards understanding his place in the city's queer history is both personal and profound.

📍 Location: In the underground WC Am Zeughaus, 1-2, 10117 Berlin, near U Museumsinsel

🎟️ Tickets Available: Get Your Tickets Here

Happy Pride!