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San Francisco: Community United Against Violence, 1994. [50p. plus three-page cover press release], 8.5x11 inch sheets bound in plastic covers, legal office's "received" stamp on first page. Analysis of 151 murders around the country, with a one-paragraph summary of each case.

[LGBTQ] [Poster] LGBTQ Rights March - 1979. Black and White-printed poster promoting the first ever National March pon Washington for LGBTQ rights in Washington DC; features the images of planes, trains and automobiles with an image of the capitol building. Measures 17.5" x 23". Poster displays large text reading: "Catch the Freedom Train to Washington" in large lettering at the top. Beneath, text reads: "The National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights October 14, 1979." Additional smaller text states: "Join your brothers and sister from all over the U.S. as we come together in the nation's capital to declare and celebrate freedom!" Also included are a list of events taking place including the march and rally with speakers and entertainers, the 3rd World LesbianGay conference, a Gay Business breakfast, a gay sports expo,l a disco, bluegrass festival and religious service. The first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights took place on October 14, 1979 in response to… Read More