National Network for Equitable Library Service

If Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas could look back on their legacy now, they'd say they were ahead of their time, their treasured paintings were like their children, and that they were very much in love. The queer icons have appeared in the present day to find out how they are remembered. As they go through the story of their lives, they swoon and remark over their almost forty-year-long relationship, famed collections of art and friends, and their writings. They romance the concepts of genius, fame, power, and voice. And by sharing all of these memories and observations, they let their audience in on their intimate and playful moments together, leaving an even greater impact on their legacy.