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Object: Early Student Homophile League Sign
Author: Kameny Papers Project
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Object: Jones Beach Flyer
Author: Kameny Papers Project
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Object: Protest Sign
Author: Kameny Papers Project
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Object: Early Gay Movement Publication
Author: VELVET FOUNDATION
This issue of the Mattachine Review features a special article “with 16 case histories of well-adjusted male homosexuals, by a British medical doctor.” It would take another 13 years before the… Read More |
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Object: NYC Rally Poster
Author: Anonymous Anonymous
This sign was collected after the Prop 8 protest on November 12, 2008 in New York. The demonstrators were protesting the Mormon Church's support for Proposition 8, an amendment to California's… Read More |
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Object: NYC Rally Posters
Author: Tahlib Disney-Britton
There were 5,000 people at the NYC City Hall. These posters were left behind. Read More |
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Object: Indianapolis March
Author: Greg Disney-Britton
Jesus Metropolitan Community Church in Indianapolis led the march of 500 in front of City Hall in downtown Indianapolis. Greg Disney-Britton, one of the speakers took these pictures. Read More |
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Object: Plastic Disposable Handcuffs
Author: Randi Reitan
As parents, Philip and I would do anything for our children. But never did it ever cross my mind that one day I would find myself handcuffed fighting for their rights. But I also never realized that… Read More |
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Object: ipod
Author: Robert Wrasse
To some, my iPod is obsolete. This is evident by its size, bruised cover, and occasional malfunctions. Despite its age, condition, and performance, my iPod is more valuable to me now than when it was… Read More |
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Object: GLSEN Teacher Training Lunch Box
Author: Kevin Jennings
The idea behind the lunch box was to provide a "do it yourself" kit for people who wanted to design and conduct teacher trainings. We were overwhelmed at GLSEN by the number of people asking us for… Read More |
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The Velvet Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization committed to establishing a National Museum of American LGBT History & Culture in Washington, DC. The museum will serve as a forum for the identification, study, and dissemination of the social, historical, and cultural contributions of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community—and its relation within the larger society—through collections, exhibitions, research, publications, and other public programs.
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