KNOWhomo Question of the Week:
Let’s just say time travel exists. Let’s say it is safe and you can do it. The only catch, you have to return 48 hours after going somewhere.
Which historical/legendary moment/speech event would you attend? Which person would you hear speak? Which event would you try to prevent?
zydrateacademy answered:
Well damn, you GOTTA kill Hitler. Obvious answer.
mystifyingmixtureoflife answered:
Jack the Ripper’s time,look for J and ask what is his/her motivation,prevent J from be’ capture (don’t want the world to lose 1 mysteries)
shrimpcanuck answered:
Alan Turing. I would tell him all about today.
localfreak answered:
I would find myself a green carnation and attend the premiere of Lady Windermere’s Fan. Bona lols.
queercontent answered:
I think I’d have liked to be there to stop the NAZIs from burning soo many Jewish and Homosexual books. Imagine where we would be!
geometricespo answered:
I would want to attend Sophie Germain’s acceptance into Institut de France. She was the first woman to accomplish this!
loudandproud2012 answered:
can u ask your follows to follow me im new on tumblr and i am starting up a new young gay youth blog
jen-aime said:
I would listen to Martin Luther King’s I have a dream speech. To experience that passion first hand, to gain the wisdom and insight that the man had, must be the most motivational thing I could imagine. I would come back and do everything in my power to be as revolutionary…
bliretch answered:
I would stalk Oscar Wilde, and write down everything he sais, just basically be the creeper
thetruthaboutnobodies answered:
I would want to hear Harvey Milk speak, if it were possible to do so without getting hurt.
alejandro2121 answered:
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lustermuse answered:
A day in the life of Christopher Isherwood( a sleazier one) , and try and save Alan Turing from his own government and himself.
iambird answered:
I’d want to go back and witness Stonewall.
rodolfo247 answered:
I like to go for ballads, like drag queens, no eveno LGBTQ should be banned
diaryofatristan answered:
I would love to hear Harvey Milk speak, witness the Stonewall riots, and be a part of the HIV/AIDS death protests in New York City.
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third-star-till-the-morning answered:
I’d pay visit to St.John and told him to write various stories about Jesus approving same sex couples. People need a prove written down.
madonnawithlion answered:
I wouldn’t try to prevent anything, that never goes as planned. But I would like to go back and hang wih Virginia Woolf or Harvey Milk.
sodiumlamps answered:
what, i couldn’t time travel into the future?
andrewvanbuskirk answered:
1969’s Village Riots definitely. I’d prevent anything I could involving those poor kids in 2009-2010. Those poor teens who suffered so much<3
lyil answered:
I would try to prevent the hate crime at youth LGBT club in Tel Aviv, 2009. :(
justfeedmepizza answered:
I would want to go to ancient Greece and hear Homer’s tale of Achilles’ love for Patroclus (two men)
rowshack answered:
Sodom and Gomorrah-a PRIDE event so big God had to shut it down.
likoee said:
I would fall madly in love with Federico García Lorca
eleamonster answered:
I would go back to the day that Harvey Milk was killed and save his life. He could have done so many great things in his life time.
iamasealnowsealsarecool answered:
Is it possible to just assume that Emily Dickinson was a bisexual/lesbian? As she quite possible was?
no-homo-sapien answered:
I’d visit Bayard Rustin.
sirisles answered:
Stonewall. Tchaikovsky. The World Wars.
doctorawkward answered:
I’d go to the first Stonewall Riot and throw some bricks
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