Classified advertisement, “Hear Willie Brown,” Berkeley Barb, 4 Apr. 1969, 28.

announcement about SFSC professor Sherri Cavan’s upcoming presentation on “The Black and the Gay” to SF gay rights group Society for Individual Rights

“Gay Rebel Gets Shafted by Uptight Boss,” Berkeley Barb, 4 Apr. 1969, 11.

passing comment comparing SF gay activist to SFSC black activist

“Homo Revolt: ‘Don’t Hide It,’” Berkeley Barb, 28 Mar. 1969, 5, 23.

passing comment comparing SF gay movement to SFSC black movement

“AFT Pickets for Pinney,” Daily Gater, 27 Mar. 1969, 4.

article describing support of American Federation of Teachers Local 1352 for Morgan Pinney, who was “removed in violation of the agreement ending the AFT strike” at SF State; mentions that Pinney “sports Edwardian dress, longish hair, and a beard”…

Jeff Clark, “ACT’s ‘Staircase’ Too Autobiographical,” Daily Gater, 13 Feb. 1969, 5, 7.

review of American Conservatory Theatre production of gay-themed play

“Homos Back Strike,” Berkeley Barb, 7 Feb. 1969, 9.

article on gay support for SFSC strike; SFSC faculty member Morgan Pinney quoted

Jon Jacobson, “Women in Jail: Damped But Not Downed,” Berkeley Barb, 31 Jan. 1969, 9.

article about jail experiences, including sexual abuse and harassment, of SFSC women arrested at SFSC protest

Jeff Clark, “Act’s ‘Little Murders’ A Stirring Seasonal Beginning,” Daily Gater, 17 Jan. 1969, 6.

review of American Conservatory Theatre play, with passing reference to lesbian character

Disabled Gay and Lesbian Activists in the Homophile Movement, 1930s-1980s, by Moira Armstrong

A collection of biographies of disabled gay and lesbian activists in the homophile movement. Published originally on OutHistory in October 2024.

The Midwest's "Queer Mecca": 40 Years of GLBTQ History in Bloomington, Indiana, 1969-2009, by Susan Stryker's Students

This exhibit explores the LGBTQ history of Bloomington, Indiana, especially related to Indiana University. Published originally on OutHistory in 2010. Updated in 2024.

Queering the Titanic, 1912

This exhibit introduces several of the LGBTQ people who sailed on the Titanic and several of the same-sex relationships, possibly intimate, that developed between people on the ship that sank in 1912. The individuals and relationships discussed…

Pat Walker

Photo of Pat Walker.

Valerie Taylor

Photo of Valerie Taylor.

Ben Cat

Photograph of Helen Sandoz's cat, Ben Cat, in The Ladder, Apr. 1968.

Jim Kepner

Photograph of Jim Kepner outside of the National Gay Archives.

Donald Webster Cory

Photograph of Donald Webster Cory.

John Kyper to The Body Politic, 27 Aug. 1974

Accidental Queer: And Other Essays Around Critical Masculinity Studies in Southern Africa and Canada

Family Matters: Queer Households and the Half-Century Struggle for Legal Recognition

The Cambridge History of Queer American Literature