LGBTQ+

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This collection consists of records pertaining to the creation of this LGBT newsletter published in Birmingham, Alabama. The materials include administrative records, community involvement papers, audio and visual materials, and newspaper production files.

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This collection contains material related to and owned by Billy Jack Gaither (1960-1999), a man from Sylacauga, Alabama, murdered for his sexual orientation.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of three items related to the long-running boycott of Coors beer, a campaign that spanned nearly twenty years and was supported by anti-racist activists, feminists, union organizers, and the LGBT community. The boycott targeted Coors for its alleged discriminatory labor practices, conservative political ties, and anti-union stance.Included in the collection are:An unused bumper sticker (3 x 12 inches) promoting the boycott; an 8.5 x 11-inch...

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The Miller-Stephens GLBTQ UA Student Organization Collection documents the history of the Queer Student Association, the undergraduate LGBTQ student group at The University of Alabama that was first established in 1983. The collection includes meeting minutes, newspapers, correspondence, electronic records, photographs, and other materials.

Abstract The Tuscaloosa Lesbian Coalition (TLC) began as a community-based production company dedicated to bringing popular lesbian artists and other lesbian cultural events to Tuscaloosa in 1986 by Rose Gladney and Marcia Winter. The collection mainly consists of materials related to the activities of the organization, including correspondence, the monthly newsletter, and the National Lesbian Conference (1991). Other materials include publications from regional lesbian or women's groups, materials...

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Papers of West Alabama AIDS Outreach, including organizational materials and scrapbooks as well as documentation of charity events and educational programs.