Poster for the Homophile Union of Boston (HUB) Back to School Dance at the Arlington Street Church. Friday September 29, 1972. "Dance to the Music of The Sundance Band, Addmission [sic] $1.50 per person"
Cover of the inaugural issue of Lavender Vision for the Lesbian Community, published in 1970, as part of Cambridge-based Media Collective. Ultimately two issues were published between 1970 and 1971. Both are digitized and available freely via JSTOR.
Originally captioned "Vivian Carlo, Lillian Gonzalez and Mili Roca (left to right): a feminist answer to traditional salsa. The women performed at New Words bookstore in celebration of "Cuentos: Stories by Latinas" published by Kitchen Table Women of…
A woman speaks at a podium next to a row of panelists, including Libby Smith and June Chan, at the Sunday Morning Lesbian Liberation Panel, with audience members looking on.
A group of women sit in an auditorium, turned to listen to a audience member speaking. A banner on the back wall of the auditorium reads: " Reproductive Rights National Network".
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.
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.
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…
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."
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 .
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."
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.
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
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).