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About the Trans Zakat Project
The Trans Zakat Project strives to forge a connection between two different Muslim populations. One is comprised of the many Muslims who actually do want to support their fellow Muslims who are trans and non-binary. The other group is comprised of…
Account of California Hall Arrests by Herb Donaldson & Evander Smith (9 pages)
Evander Smith and Herb Donaldson Collection, San Francisco History Center.
Account of Memorials in Many Cities
The August 1st edition of The Advocate includes a long article describing the memorial services held in MCC congregations and gay communities in cities all around the U.S.
ACLU San Francisco Chapter Reports Results of First Trial
American Civil Liberties News (San Francisco), vol. XXX, no. 3, March 1965. Donald S. Lucas Papers.
Acolytes of the Church of the Beloved Disciple
Two unidentified acolytes of the Church of the Beloved Disciple pose together before a liturgical service. Wearing white albs with red shoulder orphreys and crosses designed by the congregation, they represent the lay ministers who assisted at the…
Acolytes of the Church of the Beloved Disciple
Two unidentified acolytes of the Church of the Beloved Disciple pose together in white liturgical albs and simple wooden crosses before a service. The photograph preserves a rare glimpse of the congregation's lay ministry and the diverse community…
Acquittals in First Trial Reported in the Vector
Vector, vol. 1, no. 3, February 1965.
Ad for New Year’s Day Ball 1965 at California Hall in Town Talk
Town Talk, number 7, December 1964, page 3; published by Pan-Graphic Press.
Adam Roland Fontenot
Adam Roland Fontenot, 32, linguist and partner of Douglas “Buddy" Rasmussen, Upstairs bartender who led several patrons to safety.
Address by Billie Talmij to the Consultation
Published by San Francisco Daughters of Bilitis. Private collection of papers provided to LGBT-RAN.
Advertisement in the Village Voice February 8, 1973
Advertisement in the Village Voice February 8, 1973, for CBST's first service the following evening, February 9, 1973. 360 West 28th Street is the Annex of the Church of the Holy Apostles, CBST's home for the next 2-1/2 years.
Advertiser Call in Second Stone
An early call to advertisers in Second Stone.
Affirmation 1993 Washington, D.C. March—Civil Rights Timeline
Timeline Photo 003
Affirmation newsletter
Affirmation newsletter (Gay & Lesbian Mormons), Vol 1 No 1. (March, 1980)
Affirmation: Participating Organization Profile
Affirmation is an independent voice of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer people and our supporters. We are an activist, all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization that challenges The United Methodist Church to be inclusive, and radically…
