Wikidata:WikiProject LGBT/Models
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Main items
[edit]Useful with instance of (P31)
[edit]General article
[edit]History, Arts & Culture
[edit]- LGBT comic (Q61745175)
- LGBT literary work (Q127607260)
- LGBT film festival (Q62018250)
- LGBT film award (Q61744628)
- queer-coded character (Q130287298)
- LGBT antagonist (Q125388025)
- sissy villain (Q106727126)
- LGBT chorus (Q1820625)
- LGBT event (Q64348974)
- LGBT archive (Q61710689)
- LGBT+ pride colors in public art (Q112244623)
- for video games, as of January 2023 unclear if to be used with instance of (P31) or genre (P136):
Rights
[edit]Activism
[edit]Sports
[edit]Places & organizations
[edit]- LGBT place (Q64364539) (only if more specific item doesn't exist)
- LGBTQ bar (Q105321449)
- LGBT museum (Q61710650)
- LGBT community center (Q2945640)
- LGBT library (Q62128088)
- LGBTQ+ bookshop (Q61696039)
- LGBT publisher (Q61755026)
- LGBTQ+ association (Q64606659)
- LGBTQ+ rights organization (Q6458277)
- LGBT historic place (Q29469577)
- LGBT+ information point (Q118108259)
Useful with genre (P136)
[edit]- LGBT-related literature (Q10318944)
- LGBT play (Q106771428), subclass of LGBT-related literature (Q10318944)
- LGBT literature (Q18211073), subclass of LGBT-related literature (Q10318944). LGBT-related literature (Q10318944) is more general and for every representation of LGBT+ themes, while LGBT literature (Q18211073) is specifically literature written and read by LGBT+ people and that queer people recognize as their own.
- LGBT-related film (Q20442589)
- LGBT-related television series (Q85133165)
- LGBT magazine (Q61851987)
- for video games, as of January 2023 unclear if to be used with instance of (P31) or genre (P136):
Useful with depicts (P180)
[edit]Use the property depicts (P180) with LGBT character (Q116687013), LGBT protagonist (Q116687042), sissy villain (Q106727126), queer-coded character (Q130287298) or LGBT antagonist (Q125388025) if the character is a protagonist for the instances of the following or movies having genre (P136):
Useful with field of work (P101) or main subject (P921)
[edit]- LGBT+ rights (Q17625913)
- queer studies (Q2122680)
- gender studies (Q1662673)
- gender expression (Q15404978)
- human sexuality (Q154136)
- sexual orientation (Q17888)
- gender identity (Q48264)
- sexology (Q170912)
- LGBT adoption (Q17900)
- LGBT parenting (Q46839)
- sexual orientation and military service (Q2673498)
Useful with occupation (P106)
[edit]Other relevant items
[edit]- pride flag (Q7242811)
- LGBTQIA+ awareness period (Q61740765)
- coming out (Q208099)
- Rainbow Plaques project (Q120800775)
- LGBT+ protest (Q125506609)
By country structure
[edit]- LGBT of a geographic region (Q129675479) (ex: LGBT in Mexico (Q16150728))
- By topics
- LGBT demographics by country (ex: LGBT demographics of the United States (Q6457841)
- LGBT racial and ethnic minorities by country (ex: African-American LGBT community (Q24963762), LGBT immigration in France (Q65126255))
- LGBT history in a geographic region (Q130262508) (ex: LGBT history in Russia (Q4204645))
- LGBT movement in a geographic area (Q130283248) (ex: Q130283252)
- LGBT culture of an area (Q97278186) (ex: LGBT culture in India (Q6457827))
- LGBT literature in a geographic region (Q114609714) (ex: LGBT literature in Cuba (Q123885839))
- Literary works with LGBT themes by country (ex: list of literary works with LGBT themes from Peru (Q123878625))
- LGBT cinema in a geographic region (Q130285217) (ex: LGBT cinema in Chile (Q85751989))
- LGBT tourism in a geographic region (Q130285074) (ex: LGBT tourism in Brazil (Q15299962))
- LGBT representation in the television of a geographic region (ex: LGBT representation in Ecuadorian television (Q124630366))
- Drag in a geographic area (Q130283328) (ex: drag in Belgium (Q125744745))
- LGBT literature in a geographic region (Q114609714) (ex: LGBT literature in Cuba (Q123885839))
- LGBT rights by country or territory (Q17898)
- decriminalization of homosexuality in a geographical region (Q130286663) (ex: decriminalization of homosexuality in Ecuador (Q109423387))
- same-sex union in a geographic region (Q130265950)
- same-sex adoption in a geographical region (Q130286655) (ex same-sex adoption in the United States (Q6457816))
- outlawing of conversion therapy in a geographic region (Q130320678) (ex: outlawing of conversion therapy in California (Q130320682))
- discrimination against LGBT people in a geographical region (Q130297530)
- violence against LGBT people in a geographical region (Q130297534)
- history of violence against LGBT people in a geographical region (Q130297541) (ex history of violence against LGBT people in the United States (Q5871051)
- violence against transgender people in a geographic region (ex Violence against transgender people in the United States (Q104861206))
- homophobia in a geographic region (ex homophobia in France (Q56310488))
- transphobia in a geographic region (ex transphobia in Norway (Q127685213))
- LGBT employment discrimination in a geographic region (ex LGBT employment discrimination in the United States (Q6457842))
- Sexual orientation and gender identity in the militar in a geographic region (ex Sexual orientation and gender identity in the South Korean military (Q65042352))
- violence against LGBT people in a geographical region (Q130297534)
- LGBT retirement in a geographical region (Q130301730) (ex: LGBT retirement issues (Q6457922))
- health access for LGBT people in a geographic region (Q130301738)
- HIV/AIDS in a geographic region (ex HIV/AIDS in the United States (Q1099260))
- LGBT demographics by country (ex: LGBT demographics of the United States (Q6457841)
- By identities
- lesbianism in a geographical area (Q130283338) (ex: lesbianism in France (Q109326545))
- Masculine homosexuality in a geographic region
- Masculine homosexuality history in a geographic region (ex history of gay men in Argentina (Q116414541) or history of gay men in the United States (Q5528686))
- transidentity in a geographical area (Q130283346) (ex: Transidentities in France (Q113841331))
- Intersexuation by geographical area (Q28136463) (ex: intersexuation in Chile (Q30591011))
- By topics
Models and schemas
[edit]Proposals and discussions
[edit]- Wikidata:WikiProject_LGBT/gender (formalization of sex, gender, transness, and related concepts)
Lists
[edit]Concepts
[edit]Rights
[edit]Culture
[edit]- LGBT-related Television Series
- LGBT-related films
- Books on LGBT+ related topics
- LGBT+ Museums
- LGBT+ Film festivals
- LGBT+ Archives
- LGBT+ bars
- Gay villages
- LGBT+ media and magazines
Persons
[edit]Movement
[edit]Properties
[edit]Statistics
[edit]Maintenance lists
[edit]- See Wikidata:WikiProject LGBT/MaintenanceLists
- see Wikidata:WikiProject LGBT/Unsourced sexual orientation for "his story"
Other topics
[edit]- Gender identities (gender identity (Q48264)
) - Sexual orientations (sexual orientation (Q17888) )
- Category:LGBT-related lists
- Portal:LGBT
- Local Project:WikiProject LGBT
- (Please feel free to add more)
Useful properties
[edit]- Homosaurus ID (V3) (P10192), An International LGBTQ+ Linked Data Vocabulary
- GSSO ID (P9827), GSSO (Gender, Sex, and Sexual Orientation) ontology
- LGBT Danmark online dictionary ID (P8285)
- 500 Queer Scientists profile (P8243)
Person properties
[edit]These properties may be of particular use to LGBT subjects, potentially applicable to both humans and fictional characters.
| Title | ID | Data type | Description | Examples | Inverse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sex or gender | P21 | Item | sex of humans, biological sex, gender and sex or gender: sex or gender identity of human or animal. For human: male, female, non-binary, intersex, transgender female, transgender male, agender, etc. For animal: male organism, female organism. Groups of same gender use subclass of (P279) | Marie Curie <sex or gender> female | - |
| sexual orientation | P91 | Item | sexual orientation: the sexual orientation of the person relative to their declared gender — use ONLY IF they have stated it themselves, unambiguously, or it has been widely agreed upon by historians after their death | Albert Verlinde <sexual orientation> homosexuality | - |
| spouse | P26 | Item | spouse: the subject has the object as their spouse (husband, wife, partner, etc.). Use "unmarried partner" (P451) for non-married companions | Pierre Curie <spouse> Marie Curie | spouse |
| unmarried partner | P451 | Item | cohabitor: someone with whom the person is in a relationship without being married. Use "spouse" (P26) for married couples | Simone de Beauvoir <unmarried partner> Jean-Paul Sartre | unmarried partner |
| personal pronoun | P6553 | Lexeme | personal pronoun set: personal pronoun(s) this person goes by | Chelsea Manning <personal pronoun> L484 | - |
| field of work | P101 | Item | field of work: specialization of a person or organization; see P106 for the occupation | Lisa Duggan <field of work> gender studies | - |
Literature & entertainment properties
[edit]| Title | ID | Data type | Description | Examples | Inverse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| genre | P136 | Item | genre, by genre and award for best album (genre): creative work's genre or an artist's field of work (P101). Use main subject (P921) to relate creative works to their topic | Queer as Folk <genre> LGBT-related film | - |
| main subject | P921 | Item | topic, matter and subject: primary topic of a work (see also P180: depicts) | Call Me By Your Name <main subject> homosexuality | statement is subject of |
Identifier properties
[edit]People
[edit]| Title | ID | Data type | Description | Examples | Inverse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LezWatch.TV actor ID | P7105 | External identifier | IDs for actors listed in the LezWatch.TV actor database | Abbi Jacobson <LezWatch.TV actor ID> abbi-jacobson | - |
| 500 Queer Scientists profile | P8243 | External identifier | profile on 500 Queer Scientists database | David Adger <500 Queer Scientists profile> david-adger | - |
| Mediaqueer.ca artist ID | P8244 | External identifier | no description | Ginny Stikeman <Mediaqueer.ca artist ID> ginny-stikeman | - |
Cultural works
[edit]| Title | ID | Data type | Description | Examples | Inverse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Represent Me ID | P6554 | External identifier | identifier of games on Represent Me | Stardew Valley <Represent Me ID> stardew-valley | - |
| LGBTFansDB character ID | P6780 | External identifier | identifier for a character entry on LGBT fans deserve better database | Lily Aldrin <LGBTFansDB character ID> lily-aldrin-met-mother | - |
| LezWatch.TV character ID | P7106 | External identifier | IDs for characters listed in the LezWatch.TV character database | Anne Lister <LezWatch.TV character ID> anne-lister | - |
| LezWatch.TV show ID | P7107 | External identifier | ID for shows listed in LezWatch.TV show database | The 100 <LezWatch.TV show ID> the-100 | - |
| Mediaqueer.ca movie ID | P8245 | External identifier | no description | I Killed My Mother <Mediaqueer.ca movie ID> jai-tue-ma-mere | - |
- LGBTFansDB character ID (P6780), see here for the current list, along some TODO items
Metaproperties
[edit]Annotating relevant properties with instance of (P31) with value Wikidata property related to LGBT (Q63870987) or subclass thereof is useful for listing all properties related, possibly in some specific way, to gender. Another use-case is listing which properties have constraints that suggest or require statements using them to be complemented with statements using gender-related properties.
See also proposal for expanded set of Q63870987 subclasses (from 2021).
Personal Pronouns
[edit]Wikidata:WikiProject_Personal_Pronouns
Pride
[edit]see Wikidata:WikiProject_LGBT/Models/pride
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