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- Collection: Gay Liberation Front, GLF-DC (Series XVII)
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Poster outlining reasons to be in support of the Lesbian/Gay Liberation Movement
GLF Members at 1620 S St Collective
On the floor at GLF House, 1620 S St. NW, Washington, DC, circa 1971
National Gay Task Force event
Members of the National Gay Task Force gather with politicians at a press conference in the Rayburn House Office Building announcing the introduction of the Civil Rights Amendment of 1975, H.R. 5452. This would have added "affectional or sexual…
GLF-DC: Rabble with a Cause
After New York’s Stonewall riots in 1969, the first gay activists to burst out across the country called themselves “the Gay Liberation Front.” This document recounts the brief career of GLF-DC, the capital city’s manifestation of that…
Gay Liberation Front-DC house members during Year 1 of the house
Group portrait of the residents of the Gay Liberation Front-DC house at a local Chinese restaurant, name unknown
Former members of Gay Liberation Front-DC
Former Gay Liberation Front-DC members at City Center 55th Street Theater [now known as New York City Center, 131 W. 55th St.]
Gay Liberation Front-DC members and others at Christopher Street Liberation Day parade
At least two members of Gay Liberation Front-DC march with others in Christopher Street Liberation Day parade, likely 1974
Bruce Pennington of Gay Liberation Front-DC participating in the Christopher Street Liberation Day parade in New York City
Outside of Bill's Flower Market, heading north up 6th Ave. at 28th Street
Gay Liberation Front-DC members hold chapel in the GLF House at 1620 S St. NW
Religious services being held in the GLF House at 1620 S. St. NW
Gay Liberation Front-DC members (and others?) at Christopher Street Liberation Day parade
Members of the Gay Liberation Front-DC participate in the Christopher Street Liberation Day parade
Gay Liberation Front-DC members (and others?) at Christopher Street Liberation Day parade
Gay Liberation Front-DC members march with unknown others outside Radio City Music Hall during the Christopher Street Liberation Day parade.
