Box 1

 Container

Contains 3 Results:

Committee for the March on Washington “Our Time has Come: Federal Civil Rights Now!” – newspaper, 1993 April 25

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This small collection at .42 linear feet is comprised of objects and photographs assembled by James R. Hawk and Robert Anthony Teal from their participation in the March on Washington on April 25, 1993. On that day hundreds of thousands of gay and lesbian Americans and their supporters rallied in the capital to celebrate the right to be homosexual and to demand freedom from discrimination.

Dates: 1993 April 25

Photograph – March on Washington – Anthony Teal, K.C. Potter, Lyz Anderson, Andy Peterson, Jim Hawk, Ian Cabell, Tim Coggins, and Robert Adams, 1993 April 25

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This small collection at .42 linear feet is comprised of objects and photographs assembled by James R. Hawk and Robert Anthony Teal from their participation in the March on Washington on April 25, 1993. On that day hundreds of thousands of gay and lesbian Americans and their supporters rallied in the capital to celebrate the right to be homosexual and to demand freedom from discrimination.

Dates: 1993 April 25

Photograph – March on Washington Protesters, 1993 April 25

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This small collection at .42 linear feet is comprised of objects and photographs assembled by James R. Hawk and Robert Anthony Teal from their participation in the March on Washington on April 25, 1993. On that day hundreds of thousands of gay and lesbian Americans and their supporters rallied in the capital to celebrate the right to be homosexual and to demand freedom from discrimination.

Dates: 1993 April 25

 

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