Historians are sometimes charged that they ignore homosexuality, bisexuality, and transgenderism in history or hide evidence. Has anyone explored the historiography of the sexuality in historical persons and is it true that it is ignored? If it is then why?

by CaptainShrubbery
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/u/cephalopodie spent a great deal of time on the subreddit addressing questions like this.

/u/cleopatra_philopater has previously answered How common was homosexuality (or what we'd now see as homosexuality) in Ancient Greece?