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Barbara Smith, Sesquicentennial Award
Barbara Smith at a sesquicentennial award ceremony for an unknown organization in New York.
Beverly Smith at New Words
Beverly Smith reading at New Words Bookstore, Somerville, MA.
Beverly Smith Speech
Beverly Smith speaking into microphones an an unknown event.
Beverly Smith speaking at Boston Pride, 1979.
Beverly Smith and two unidentified demonstrators, possibly Barbara Smith, speaking at Boston Pride, 1979.
Sabrina Sojourner and Debbie Lenter at the 1987 NWSA Conference
Sabrina Sojourner and Debbie Lenter at the 1987 National Women's Studies Association Conference held at Spelman College in Atlanta, GA.
Rita Mae Brown, Wilda White, and Bruce Voeller at Green Mountain Weekend.
Rita Mae Brown, Wilda White (then University of Vermont's Gay Student Union President), and Bruce Voeller at a Green Mountain Crossroads open forum (now known as the Out in the Open).
Barbara Zanotti reading from A Faith of One's Own
Lesbian writer Barbara Zanotti reading from her book A Faith of One's Own.
Willie Tyson Performing
Lesbian and feminist singer Willie Tyson performing on stage.
Toshi Reagon
Publicity photo of musician Toshi Reagon.
Kate Rushin Reading
Poet Kate Rushin reading at an unknown event.
Kate Rushin at the OASIS Awards
Poet Kate Rushin reading at the 1983 OASIS Awards Ceremony.
Audre Lorde and Margot Karle at The Roosevelt
Audre Lorde and Margot Karle behind a podium at The Roosevelt.
Audre Lorde and Margot Karle at The Roosevelt
Audre Lorde and Margot Karle behind a podium at The Roosevelt.
Mary Midgett from San Francisco
Lesbian activist and educator Mary Midgett.
Cherríe Moraga with Judy Grahn
Chicana feminist writer and activist Cherríe Moraga with lesbian feminist poet Judy Grahn.
Cherríe Moraga with Gloria Anzaldúa
Chicana feminist writers and activists Cherríe Moraga and Gloria Anzaldú.
Cherríe Moraga Reading
Chicana feminist writer and activist Cherríe Moraga reading into a microphone.
Cherríe Moraga at Glad Day Books
Chicana feminist writer and activist Cherríe Moraga reading at Glad Day Bookstore.