Wayson Jones Collections, 1990-1994, 28

Title

Wayson Jones Collections, 1990-1994, 28

Description

Articles from BLK magazine relating to the African American gay experience in Washington, D.C. and flyers and a postcard advertising performances by Wayson Jones and his partner Essex Hemphill.

Contributor

Jones, Wayson. Collector

Access Rights

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Alternative Title

Wayson Jones Papers, 1990-1994

Collection Items

Earth life
Includes photograph of Wayson Jones and Essex Hemphill.

Cinque
Left to right: Essex Hemphill, Larry Duckette, Wayson Jones

Vital Signs : a celebration of Essex Hemphill
Includes photograph of Essex Hemphill.

'Town Meeting' in Washington is First in Series
Includes obituaries for several Washington, D.C. residents: Nathaniel Anderson, Lloyd 'Lepercon' Meredith Cordell Credle, Kevin Scot Dickerson, Michael S. Hamilton, Walter W. Hayes, Philip S. Hicklen, Bryan Ellsworth Hutchins, and Kazas 'Kaz' Edward…

Mandy Carter : She's bold. She takes risks.
Includes ten additional news items about the Washington, D.C. Black gay and lesbian community, including a number of obituaries.

Twelve news items relating to African American gay men in Washington, D.C.
Includes obituaries for several Washington, D.C. residents: Gwen Alexander, Gordon Tyrone Dunn, Ernest A. Johnson, Jeffrey Patrick, Freeman Pollard, and Kelsey Pulliam.

D.C. Holds First Ever Black Lesbian, Gay Pride Day
Includes article entitled: Hemphill Appears in LA.; Writing Events Slated

ACT-UP/Chicago Splits in Debate Over AIDS Priority; HIV Positives Form Own Group, ACT-UP/Windy City
Includes obituaries of Washington, D.C. residents Phillip B. McIntyre and Samuel "Ray" Mitchell.

No Peace : Homosexuality may be widespread in the Arab and Moslem world, but homosexuals are not
Includes two additional articles: Five Black Men Quit NAPWA Board Charging Racism / Mark Haile and Mikolas Crew -- NCBLG Changes Focus.

Four articles relating to African American gay men in Washington, D.C.
Includes an advertisement for a Marlon Riggs event and an article on Black gay consciousness that mentions Essex Hemphill
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