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The entrance to the Jolar Cinema with signs: "Movies", "25 cent Private Booths", "Jolar Cinemas welcomes you to Boston's entertainment center".

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Benjamin Thompson, senior advisor on equal rights for the city of Boston, Human Rights Commission

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Tim McFeely speaking into a megaphone in a photo gallery during at fundraiser for HRCF at the ICA.

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Tim McFeely holds up a photograph while speaking into a megaphone in a photo gallery.

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Opening of Mission Hill Hospice, Oct. 26, 1989. Left to Right: Lynn Kortenhaus, P.R. counsel; William Wiggins, vice president, Bay Banks; Ray Flynn, mayor; Regina Rockefeller, chair of the board; William Wallace, executive director.

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Opening of Hospice at Mission Hill, Oct. 26, 1989. Left to Right: David Mulligan, Mass. DPH; J.R. McEvoy, PWA Coalition; Ray Flynn, Mayor; Kelly Farqu Lasson, Mission Hill community leader; Kevin Fitzgerald, State rep.; Larry Kessler, AAC.

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Joanna James posing on a stage in the crowded Haymarket Bar

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Members of Grass Roots Gay Rights Fund pass a donation check to members of Fenway Victim Recovery Program. Left to Right: John Boiley, Mark Christoff, Jon Goode, Ron Bilotas (all from GRGRF), Joyce Collier and Robert Winneman (Fenway). GRGRF donates…

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Four photographs of Freddie Greenfield arranged in a collage

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Two police officers standing and watching a protest by Good Gay Poets in Provincetown, MA.

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Protesters from Good Gay Poets walking down the sidewalk in front of Valerie's Restaurant in Provincetown, MA wearing signs such as: "Gay is Good!", "No More Oppression or Fear", and "Valerie's is not a Restaurant, It is a Closet."

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A group from Good Gay Poets gathers on a sidewalk in front of some houses, most carrying protest signs.

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A man and a woman holding signs reading: "Protest Reading Tonight Art Association Lawn 460 Commercial St." and "Stop Gay Oppression" pose on the together on a sidewalk .

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A man holding a sign reading: "Protest Reading Tonight Art Association 460 Commercial St." (Provincetown, MA) is met by police officers on the street.

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Men and women of Good Gay Poets protesting on the street in a residential neighborhood (Provincetown, MA) with signs reading: "Protest Reading Tonight Art Association 460 Commercial St."

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The ruined entrance and stairway leading up to the Gay Community News office after a fire.

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Canadian Vice-Consul Francois La Rochelle and Jearald Moldenhauer of Glad Day Bookshop Boston/Toronto.

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Window display at Glad Bookstore with books such as: Gay American History, A Woman Appeared to Me, The Church and the Homosexual, as well as copies of Gay Community News, Maine Gay Task Force Newsletter, and Christopher Street.

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Members of Girth and Mirth standing and sitting while chatting over drinks and snacks near a buffet table.

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Girth and Mirth steering committee, Left to Right: Louis St. Aupin, Bob Yolte, Lenny Federico, Neil Byrnes, Dave Barnes, Reed Wilgoren, Conrad.

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Six panel members, including Amy Hoffman of Gay Community News, sit facing the Gay Press Conference.

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Gay Press Convention, January 10, 1981. Left to Right, facing the camera: Bruce Voeller, Mariposa Foundation, Peter Frisch, publisher, The Advocate.

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Gay Press Advertising Panel, Gay Press Conference January 09, 1981, Roosevelt Hotel, New York, NY. Left to Right: Joe Di Sabato, Rivendell Marketing (conference organizer); Charles Morris, publisher, The Sentinel (San Francisco); Peter Frisch,…

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Circulation and Distribution Panel members, Gay Press Conference January 09, 1981, Roosevelt Hotel, NY. Left to Right: Mark Segal, publisher and managing editor, Philadelphia Gay News; Amy Hoffman, managing editor, Gay Community News (Boston); Robert…

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Eight men from the small magazine caucus at the Gay Press conference pose standing as a group.

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A group of people posed outside a building during the Gay Newspaper Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mike Chapman - Philadelphia Gay News; Mark Segal, Joe Demarco - Gayzette, Philadelphia.

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Three members of the Gay Press Association, including Amy Hoffman of Gay Community News, sitting at a reception during the Gay Press conference, eating.

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Three members of the Gay Press Association, including Amy Hoffman of Gay Community News, chatting over drinks at the Gay Press conference.

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Three men, including Bruce Voeller of Mariposa Foundation, sit at a dining table eating during the Gay Press Conference.

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A man hands Gay Press Association president, Joe Di Sabato a proclamation from the Office of the President of the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.

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A large room with rows of tables filled with people wearing nametags and racing forward. One man stands speaking into a microphone in the center aisle of the room.

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Joe Di Sabato of the Gay Press Association shakes the hand of Dr. James Tinney professor of journalism at Howard University at the Gay Press Conference.

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Editorial Contents Panel Members, Gay Press Conference. Left to Right: Joe Di Sabato; Ross Wetzsteon, editor, Village Voice; Dr. James Tinney, Howard University professor of journalism

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Portrait of the four elected officers of the Gay Press Association. Left-Right: Mark Segal, vice president; Phil Nash, secretary; Joe Di Sabato, president; Morgan Pinney, treasurer

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Eight men from the Gay Press Association sitting around a dinner table before dinner, smiling happily at the camera.

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A group of men standing in a row, holding beers and wearing winter clothes inside, while smiling at the camera at the Boston Gay Men's Center.

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Ten men at the Gay Men's Center sitting at a round table at a meeting.

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Seven members of the Gay Health Collective sitting around a table with a cake on it, looking at the camera.

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Jimmy (James) Saslow in a unitard with wings poses on the hood of a Gay Community News car in Boston Pride 1974, which also marked the 1st anniversary of GCN.

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A man standing at an outdoor gathering with a hat that says Press on it, looking at the camera with a cigarette in his mouth.

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Members of the Gay Speakers Bureau sitting and talking at a meeting. Left to Right: Gary Ralph (speaker), Warren Blumenfeld (coordinator), David Peterson (president), Anne Wadsworth (outgoing treasurer, speaker), Nancy Wechsler (speaker).

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Mary Kennedy working at her desk at Gay Community News, while Russle Fortune drinks out of a mug behind her.

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View of the façade of at 22 Bromfield Street where Gay Community News had its offices above next to the Glad Day Book Shop.

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The nametag-wearing audience at a Gay Business Association event in a bar with a white elephant on the wall.
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