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Newsletters from Tracks D.C. bar/nightclub

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This guide book describes the groups, associations, and local businesses involved in hosting 10 days of fundraising events for the gay community. Contains ads, schedules, acknowledgements, and descriptions of support services.

This guide book describes the groups, associations, and local businesses involved in hosting 22 days of fundraising events for the gay community. Contains ads, schedules, and acknowledgements.

August 1997 newsletter for PFLAG metro DC.

Tenth anniversary special issue of newsletter.
Adventuring is a group of outdoor activity enthusiasts which began as a program of the Gay Community Center of DC in October 1979, but had later broken off as a separate non-profit, non-membership,…

Single-issue of newsletter.

"Alexandria Gay Community Association is a community association providing social educational, political, and organizational services to the Gay and Lesbian community of Northern Virginia. AGCA is a non-profit…

Program for the 10th anniversary celebration and alumni reunion.

This booklet includes a full roster of events for the celebratory 10th anniversary weekend, as well as a list of all the concerts performed and names of key individuals involved.

Newsletter for the national group about lesbian's experiences and opinions about considering children, creating a family, blending families, childrearing, and other issues of significance to lesbian mothers and their families.

Missions statement: …

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1995 December newsletter for social club for professional women

newsletter for social club for professional women

Calendar of events, social outings, workshops, advertisements, and other information about the group for professional gay women.

Complete program of events for the 1993 gay rodeo event "Stampede!." Includes advertisements, letters of support from officials, calendar of events and participants.

Includes an article on racial divide (black-white tension) in gay community; a review of 1987 activities; letters from the leadership.

Articles include coverage of the candidate forums and election guidance; the upcoming discussion to include L in the groups title for "Lesbian," hearings on AIDS, and other policy discussions.

Discusses the amendments to the Human Rights ordinance, including full text of proposed amendment on sexual orientation.

Announces a gay television show on local Arlington life; Virginians for Justice; distribution of The Washington Blade at Virginia libraries; and the membership picnic.

Discusses arrangements for the 1987 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights; police training; sex ed in curriculum; and candidate surveys for elections.

This was the newsletter published every two months, depending on the contributions received. They were written by students and former students who felt sexism in all of its aspects is intolerable and must be alleviated to insure the personal and…