Wiki99/LGBT+

This is the Wiki99 list for LGBT+ topics. Please visit Wikimedia LGBT+ for general support on LGBT+ issues in Wikimedia projects.

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Wiki99 is the idea to have a list of about 99 Wikipedia articles which should be translated into as many languages as possible in order to establish common understanding in a field. The 99 articles should include defining concepts which are less related to any particular culture, and also cultural concepts which promote international diversity of thought in a field.

Please seek to keep this list internationally diverse without focusing on too many cultural concepts, biographies, or events from any one region. It is preferable to include representative articles from as many cultures as possible in this list, while still keeping the list count to about 99.

List

Concepts

Concepts

1. Agender
2. Asexuality
3. Bear
4. Bi-curious
5. Bigender
6. Bisexuality
7. Butch and femme
8. Cisgender
9. Cishet
10. Cross-dressing
11. Drag king
12. Drag queen
13. Femminiello
14. Gay pride
15. Gay village
16. Gender binary
17. Genderfluid
18. Genderqueer
19. Heteronormativity
20. Hijra (South Asia)
21. Homosexuality
22. Intersex
23. Intersex human rights
24. Kathoey
25. Lesbianism
26. LGBT
27. LGBT rights by country or territory
28. LGBT social movements
29. Material feminism
30. Muxe
31. Pansexuality
32. Pride parade
33. Queer
34. Same-sex marriage
35. Same-sex relationship
36. Sexual orientation
37. Third gender
38. Trans man
39. Trans woman
40. Transfeminism
41. Transexuality
42. Two-spirit
43. Women's rights
44. homosexual behavior in animals (Q598540)

    Violence

45. Biphobia
46. Closeted
47. Conversion therapy
48. Corrective rape
49. Don't ask
50. Homophobia
51. Lesbophobia
52. Transphobia

    Sex and health

53. AIDS
54. Anal sex
55. Clitoris
56. Condom
57. Dental dam
58. Dildo
59. HIV/AIDS
60. Personal lubricant
61. Safe sex
62. Sex assignment
63. Sex education
64. Sexual intercourse
65. Sex reassignment surgery
66. Sex reassignment therapy

    Culture-specific concepts or activism

67. Celebrate Bisexuality Day
68. Gay bar
69. Gay liberation
70. Homophile movement
71. Intersex Awareness Day
72. Kinsey Reports
73. List of LGBT bookstores
74. First homosexual movement
75. LGBT History Month
76. LGBT in Islam
77. LGBT symbols
78. National Coming Out Day
79. Same-sex marriage
80. Sodomy / Sodomy law
81. Transgender Day of Remembrance

    North America

82. Ball culture
83. Castro District
84. Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010
85. Dykes on Bikes
86. Friend of Dorothy
87. Gay Liberation Front
88. Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, U.S.
89. Millennium March on Washington
90. National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights
91. National Equality March
92. Stonewall riots
93. Stonewall National Monument
94. Vogue (dance)

    Latin America and Caribbean

95. Homosexuality in pre-Columbian civilizations (Q5474808)
96. Homosexuality in ancient Peru
97. Advisory Opinion on Gender Identity, Equality, and Non-Discrimination of Same-Sex Couples (Q56378556)
98. São Paulo Gay Pride Parade

    Europe

99. Different from the Others
100. Harden–Eulenburg affair
101. Homomonument
102. Homophile movement
103. Institut für Sexualwissenschaft / Scientific-Humanitarian Committee
104. Persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany and the Holocaust
105. Paragraph 175

     Africa

     Asia

106. Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code

     Oceania

107. Lesbian Feminist Circle

     Biographies

     North America

108. Public Universal Friend
109. Audre Lorde
110. Bayard Rustin
111. Billy Jean King
112. Ellen DeGeneres
113. James Baldwin
114. Judith Butler
115. Christine Jorgensen
116. Ricky Martin
117. Harvey Milk
118. Octavia Butler
119. RuPaul
120. Matthew Shepard
121. Walt Whitman
122. Miss Major Griffin-Gracy

     Latin America

123. Gabriela Mistral
124. Pedro Lemebel
125. Claudia López Hernández
126. Juan Gabriel
127. Manuel Puig
128. Jaime Bayly

     Europe

129. Alexander the Great
130. David Bowie
131. Elton John
132. Federico García Lorca
133. Freddie Mercury
134. Ian McKellen
135. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
136. Magnus Hirschfeld
137. Michel Foucault
138. Sergei Diaghilev
139. Martina Navratilova
140. Sappho
141. Vasily Nijinsky
142. Rudolf Nureyev
143. Alan Turing
144. Oscar Wilde
145. Louis-Georges Tin
146. Monique Wittig

     Africa

     Asia

147. Parinya Charoenphol
148. Yukio Mishima
149. Zheng He
150. w:Laxmi Narayan Tripathi

     Oceania

A major challenge with this list is international representation of biographies and concepts. There is a bias in LGBT+ discussion and history writing to present topics from the English-speaking world and certain Western countries. If anyone has a topic to share from outside Western discussion, and which would be good to promote for translation into every language as part of an international shared LGBT heritage, then please add the idea to the list.

The general idea is to have initial discussion in English as a common language, but then to translate the shared list into other languages so that everyone can share in the common LGBT+ culture and stories. The project works better when there is more cultural diversity presented in all of the listed topics.