Gravestone of Henry Gerber (1892-1972), founder of the United States' first known homosexual organization, the Society for Human Rights in Chicago.
Philip Clark
2015
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Washington Area Council on Religion and the Homosexual articles
Gay men--Religion--Washington (D.C.)
Lesbians--Religion--Washington (D.C.)
Three articles written by Jack Nichols under the pseudonym Warren D. Adkins on the topic of gay men and women and religion.
Nichols, Jack
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Gay men--United States
Lesbians--United States
Name of author printed as Warren D. Adkins, a pseudonym of Jack Nichols.
Cancer--Patients--United States--20th Century
Jack Nichols Photographs and Papers, 1955-2005
1993
© Jack Nichols
Welch, Janet
1955
Image
Janet Welch with cigarette in hand sitting next to Jack Nichols
1954
Jack Nichols at meeting of Mattachine’s Committee on Religious Concerns
Mattachine Society of Washington
Gay liberation movement--1964
Gay men--Religion--United States
1964
Jack Nichols and Lige Clarke at White House protest
Clarke, Lige
Yates, Steve
© Steve Yates
Jack Nichols holding picket sign at 1st protest at Independence Hall, Philadelphia
Gay liberation movement--1965
1965
Shaffer, Perrin
1984
Perrin Shaffer and Jack Nichols at Great DC March
National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, Washington, D.C., 1987
1987
(kneeling) left to right: Julian Hodges (Pres. NY Mattachine Society), Dick Leitsch (Vice-president, NY Mattachine Society), Terry ? (cSecretary, Mattachine Society – Midwest), Jon Marshall, (President, Mattachine Society of Washington). (standing) left to right: Marge McCann (Mattachine Society & Daughters of Bilitis, Philadelphia), Clarke Polak (President, Janus Society, Philadelphia & publisher of DRUM), Unknown (San Francisco business group), Shirley Willer (National President, Daughters of Bilitis), Jack Nichols (Vice-president, Mattachine Societies of Washington and Florida), Carol ? (Mattachine Society & Daughters of Bilitis, Philadelphia), Bill Beardemphl (Presdient, Society for Individual Rights, San Francisco), Bob Basker (President, Mattachine Society – Midwest), Unknown (with San Francisco council on religion and the Homosexual?), Franklin E. Kameny, PhD (Mattachine Society of Washington), Joan Fraser (Mattachine Society & Daughters of Bilitis, Philadelphia).
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Lige Clarke, Jack Nichols, Frank Kameny, and Barbara Gittings
Kameny, Frank, 1925-2011
Gittings, Barbara
Gay liberation movement--1971
Lahusen, Kay Tobin
1971
© Kay Tobin Lahusen
Lige Clarke, Barbara Gittings, Kay Tobin Lahusen, and Jack Nichols
Clarker, Lige
1972
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Dick Leitsch, Hudson, Jack Nichols, George Weinberg, and Randy Wicker
Wicker, Randy
Leitsch, Dick
Weinberg, George H.
1999
Kay Tobin Lahusen and Jack Nichols at ECHO Conference
East Coast Homophile Organizations
Frank Kameny, Lilli Vicenz, and John Nichols on television
Vincenz, Lilli
Gay liberation movement--United States--1966
1966
Jack Nichols, Hudson, Randy Wicker, and John Loughery
Loughery, John
Reunion of gay movement founders in Los Angles
Gay liberation movement--United States
1st row (left to right): Lisa Ben, Harry Hay, John Burnside, Jose Sarria, Del Martin, Phyllis Lyon 2nd row: Fred Frisbie, Bob Basker, Frank Kameny, Florence Fleishman, Hall Call, Robin Tyler Behind Hall Call & Robin Tyler: Vern Bullough, Malcolm Boyd 3rd row: Phil Johnson, Barbara Gittings, Kay Tobin Lahusen, unknown, Mark Segal, William Kelly Top row: Cliff Anchor, Eldon Murray, Jack Nichols, Eddie Sandifer
Sears, James T.
1998
© James T. Sears, Ph.D.
Ted Richards, friend of Jack Nichols, Washington, D.C.
Frank Kameny's birthday party in Los Angeles