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Stonewall: New York City

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The timeline (1976-78) covers the development of GAA’s Project Awareness, which aimed to raise awareness about the presence of gays and lesbians in society.

Newly elected GAA/DC officers outline the distribution of responsibilities for the coming year (1975-76).

The articles of incorporation of the Gay Activists Alliance of Washington, D.C.

Warren Blumenfeld highlights the anti-gay climate in educational institutions, citing his own experiences from kindergarten through university.

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"National Gay & Lesbian Task Force. A Simple Matter of Justice. March on Washington April 25, 1993"
Image of rainbow, crowd, capitol dome, and a scale.

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Front: "Gay is Good"
Back: "Rainbow History Project"

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Front: "T.W.A.T Team"
Back: "Get it? The Lesbian Avengers. DC Dyke March, June 6, 1998"

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"Do It With Friends WPFW-FM 89.3, The Friends Radio Collection of Rainbow History"

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Front: "Washington D.C. Pride"
Back: "Pride Equals Power, Washington D.C. , 1992"

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"Millennium March for Equality, Washington D.C. April 30, 2000"

Army Brigadier General (BG) Tammy Smith is the first openly gay general in the United States military. Smith discusses her life in the military before, during, and after DADT.

Oral history with Ellen Khan, director of the Children, Youth, and Families Program at the Human Rights Campaign and former Lesbian Services Program Director at Whitman-Walker Clinic.

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"Capital Pride. June 1st-8th, 2003. Washington DC"
Back: "Capital Pride" Image of Capitol dome with multi colored hands.

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Lincoln memorial and pink triangle.
"March on Washington, April 25, 1993"

The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt

Fight AIDS, ACT UP, Silence = Death, Ignorance = Fear

Black t-shirt ACT UP, Silence = Death, Pink Triangle Another copy of this shirt is located at the Gerber/Hart Library and Archives

play on the law prohibiting gay and lesbian people from serving openly in the military, Don’t Ask Don’t Tell between 1994 to 2011

White t-shirt, Do Ask Do Tell,

Do It With Friends WPFW-FM 89.3. Bruce Pennington, a founder of the Stonewall Nation Media Collective, produced and broadcast radio program WGTB and WPFW from 1973 to 1982.