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StoneWall
Desperate Times. Desperate Actions. This flyer was apart of the Act Up movement, called Stonewall. This started at 10 AM on June 26, 1994; starting at Sheridan Square up to Central Park.
Read my hips : postcard
Political postcard decrying President George H.W. Bush's lack of attention to the AIDS epidemic depicting Sen. Jesse Helms sodomizing the President.
Many Faces, One Vision; 8th Annual Human Rights Campaign Fund Gala
This is the official resource for the eighth annual Washington D.C. Human Rights Campaign Fund Dinner. It was called many faces, one vision, for the many faces at this gala represent the larger community focusing on the same vision of full and fair…
Visitor
Ian Young reading "Visitor"
On creating the Gay muse
Ian Young reading "Gay muse"
Angel
Ian Young reading "Angel"
Letter to the editor re: use of the term "sucks"
Letter to the editor re: the use of "sucks" as a derogatory term and the inherit homophobic underpinnings of the term.
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.
LOVE
White t-shirt.
"Love" with a pink triangle.
"Love" with a pink triangle.
Studebaker full of chickens
Terry Winch reading "Studebaker full of chickens"
AIDS Forum for Black and Third World Gays
Flyer announcing forum organized by the Whitman-Walker Clinic and the D.C. Coalition of Black Gays on AIDS and its impact on the African American gay community.
Just us : a directory of the Washington gay community
In 1975, the Washington Area Gay Community Council (WAGCC), an alliance of businesses, community organizations, and churches published the first local guide to the gay community. The publication, Just Us, appeared in the autumn of 1975 and was…
