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Photo of Peter Worth by Betsy Haight
Photo of Peter Worth by Betsy Haight.
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Worth's Passport Photo
Worth's Passport Photo
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Billy Strayhorn
Billy Strayhorn Birthday Bio
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Rita Mae Brown
Rita Mae Brown, Writer
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Billie Jean King
Billie Jean King, Athlete
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Cherry Jones
Cherry Jones, Actor
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RVPM Millay Portrait
Photo of Edna St. Vincent Millay with a caption announcing her death
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RVPM Aptheker Photo of her, 1/24/67
Photo of Aptheker addressing crowd after Kerr fired.
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RVPM Aptheker Big Business booklet
Publication titled Big Business and the American University by Aptheker, 1966
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RVPM Aptheker FSM booklet
Publication titled FSM, a "narrative" by Bettina Aptheker
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RVPM Aptheker Photo of Students facing cops
Outdoor photo of students demonstrators facing cops, 12/3/64
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RVPM Aptheker F.S.M. leaflet
Yellow leaflet titled Provisional Platform of the Free Speech Movement
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RVPM Aptheker F.S.M. pin
A dark blue circular button with white text that reads “FREE SPEECH” on the top part of the button. The acronym “F.S.M.” (presumably for Free Speech Movement) appears on the bottom of the button. Button actual size is 1".
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RVPM Aptheker Photo her with cake/saw
Photo of Bettina Aptheker receiving cake with a saw in it
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Worth's U.S. Naturalization Document Using Name "Ruth Peter Worth"
Worth's U.S. Naturalization Document Using Name "Ruth Peter Worth"
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RVPM Kuromiya Inside page of Reno v. ACLU booklet
Inside page of Reno v. ACLU Brief of Appellees
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RVPM Kuromiya Supreme Court Case brief, 1996, cover
Cover of the Brief of Appellees from the US Supreme Court ACLU case involving Kuromiya, 1996
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RVPM Kuromiya High school photo #2
High school photo (#2) of Kiyoshi Kuromiya
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First National Conference of Gay Academic Union
The inaugural conference of the Gay Academic Union opens at John Jay College in New York City. It was the first national gathering in the U.S. of a broad range of LGBT professors, graduate students, writers, and independent researchers, with over…
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Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookstore Opens in NYC
Craig Rodwell opens the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop, the nation’s first gay and lesbian bookstore, on Mercer Street in NYC, declaring it “a book shop for the homophile movement.” Rodwell later moved the store to Christopher Street, just a block…