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Village Books advertisement
Broadside
Village Bookstores advertisement
Broadside
Visitor
Ian Young reading "Visitor"
Vital Signs : a celebration of Essex Hemphill
Includes photograph of Essex Hemphill.
Volunteer Application: NAMES Project National Capital Area
4 page volunteer application
Walk for Hope
White t-shirt.
"Walk for Hope. 3rd Annual AIDS Walk. Washington D.C. June 4, 1989 Keith Haring"
"Walk for Hope. 3rd Annual AIDS Walk. Washington D.C. June 4, 1989 Keith Haring"
Walk Without Fear [1991 event flier]
Flier for the first annual "Walk Without Fear" march against hate violence (15 Nov 1991, Dupont Circle).
Walk Without Fear [1993 event flier]
Flier for the third annual "Walk Without Fear" march against hate violence (19 Nov 1993, Dupont Circle).
Wallace Leo Corbett Jr Pioneers Portrait
Portrait of Wallace Leo Corbett Jr, AIDS educator and recipient of a 2015 Community Pioneers Award.
washington : typescript of an article on the expansion of gay rights in the District of Columbia
Aiken saw a major expansion of local gay political influence as a meeting with Mayor Washington moved six major issues forward.
washington : typescript of article on gay political influence
draft of article on the growing political influence of the gay community in Washington, D.C. local politics.
Washington Area Council on Religion and the Homosexual articles
Three articles written by Jack Nichols under the pseudonym Warren D. Adkins on the topic of gay men and women and religion.
We are homosexuals
Protest flyer
We're Not Going Back!
Blue t-shirt.
"National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. October 11, 1987. For Love and For Life, We're Not Going Back!"
Pink triangle with capitol dome.
"National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. October 11, 1987. For Love and For Life, We're Not Going Back!"
Pink triangle with capitol dome.
Wearing Gay History
White t-shirt.
Front: "Wearing Gay History"
Back: "@WearingGayHist"
Project founded at George Mason University.
Arlington, VA
Front: "Wearing Gay History"
Back: "@WearingGayHist"
Project founded at George Mason University.
Arlington, VA
What do I know?
Ed Cox reading "What do I know?" on Friends Radio, 1974.
What Happened to DC’s Lesbian Spaces?
In this interview-style article, Rainbow History board member Dr. Bonnie Morris discusses the disappearance of lesbian spaces such as bars and bookstores in the DC area.
