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Stop Queerwashing the Past

Summary by The European Conservative
Were the Vikings gay? Was Queen Elizabeth I nonbinary? Was Jesus ‘queer’?  Probably not. Yet these are the questions being asked by LGBT activists all the time. The latest victim of this historical queer-washing is 19th-century naval commander Admiral Lord Nelson. A taxpayer-funded gallery in Liverpool called the Walker Art Gallery included two paintings of Nelson’s death at the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar as part of its online exhibition on the “h…

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Stop Queerwashing the Past

Were the Vikings gay? Was Queen Elizabeth I nonbinary? Was Jesus ‘queer’?  Probably not. Yet these are the questions being asked by LGBT activists all the time. The latest victim of this historical queer-washing is 19th-century naval commander Admiral Lord Nelson. A taxpayer-funded gallery in Liverpool called the Walker Art Gallery included two paintings of Nelson’s death at the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar as part of its online exhibition on the “h…

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The European Conservative broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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