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Yn dilyn Mis Hanes LHDT+ a Dydd Gwyl Dewi, dyma dathliad bach o Hanes
LHDT+ Cymru, gyda dolenni i’r blogiau amdanynt rwyf wedi eu gwneud hyd yn hyn!
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1. Sarah Jane Rees (Cranogwen) 1839-1916. ‘LGBT+ history - a taboo in Welsh history?’ (Mwy ar Cranogwen/More on Cranogwen.) Image via NLW.
2. Amy Dillwyn, 1845-1935. Her novel Jill was published in 1884, which is included in a blog on LGBT themes in Honno Classics. Hefyd yn rhestr darllen Y Stamp.
3. Margiad Evans, 1909-1958. Included in the Honno blog and I also wrote about her in the Drudwen blog, (mae y gwreiddiol yma) and posted photos of her from Women in Trousers. (Here's more from Women in Trousers.) Image via Writers of Wales: Margiad Evans by Moira Dearnley.
4. Abdulla Taslameder. Featured in a post on Queer People of Colour in Welsh history, ‘Welsh LGBT+ and Black History?’ Image via Glamorgan Archives.
5. Oedd CYLCH yn grŵp hoyw yn Aberystwyth yn y 1990au. CYLCH were a Welsh 1990s lesbian and gay group based in Aberystwyth. Gwelir hefyd/See also John Davies’ coming out in the 1990s, and his LGBT History Month speech. Image from Y Ddraig Binc.
6. Morris T. Williams 1900-1946, gŵr Kate Roberts a chafodd perthynas gyda E. Prosser Rhys/Kate Roberts' husband who had a relationship with E. Prosser Rhys.
8. Nina Hamnett, 1890-1956, 'Queen of Bohemia,' was openly bisexual.
9. Mary Charlotte Lloyd, 1819-1896, Welsh sculptor. See more post on 'queer lives.'
10. Kate Roberts, 1891-1985, was a part of Welsh LGBT+ history and perhaps herself queer.
11. LGSM badges at National Museum Cardiff - co-founded by Mark Ashton.
12. Jan Morris, born 1926, is a Welsh historian and writer, featured in this blog of National Library of Wales LGBT+ sources. (Hefyd yn Gymraeg.) Image source.
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Thank you for following and supporting my Welsh LGBT+ history blog!
Diolch am ddilyn a chefnogi fy blog ar hanes LHDT+ Cymru!
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