1. Albion's voice, issue 5

Date:

1970

Attribution:

Courtesy of Lane Library (Georgia Southern University, Armstrong Campus), Albion's Voice.

2. The Maroon Tiger, 1985 May 7

Date:

1985-05-07

Attribution:

Courtesy of Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library.

3. The Red and Black, 1963 January 15

Date:

1963-01-15

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia Newspaper Project, Georgia Historic Newspapers.

4. The Red and Black, 1971 July 14

Date:

1971-07-14

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia Newspaper Project, Georgia Historic Newspapers.

5. Atlanta barb, 1974 July 1

Date:

1974-07-01

Attribution:

Courtesy of Atlanta History Center, Georgia Historic Newspapers.

6. Drag Show

Date:

1972

Attribution:

Courtesy of Atlanta History Center, Boyd Lewis Photographs.

7. Celebrity Club

Date:

1987

Attribution:

Courtesy of Atlanta History Center, Southline Press, Inc. Photographs.

8. Southern voice, September 28, 1989

Date:

1989-09-28

Attribution:

Courtesy of Kennesaw State University. Department of Archives, Rare Books and Records Management, Southern Voice newspaper collection, 1988-1995.

9. Southern voice, November 10 and 16, 1994

Date:

1994-11-10/1994-11-16

Attribution:

Courtesy of Kennesaw State University. Department of Archives, Rare Books and Records Management, Southern Voice newspaper collection, 1988-1995.

10. Joe Phillips working on comic book cover, Gaijin Studio, Atlanta, Georgia, June 17, 1992

Date:

1992-06-17

Attribution:

Copyright Atlanta-Journal Constitution. Courtesy of Georgia State University. Libraries, Atlanta Journal Constitution Photographic Archives.

11. Author, Lynn Harris, in the Wesley Townsend apartment building lobby, Atlanta, Georgia, February 2, 1994

Date:

1994-02-21

Attribution:

Copyright Atlanta-Journal Constitution. Courtesy of Georgia State University. Libraries, Atlanta Journal Constitution Photographic Archives.

12. Investigation of The Otherside Lounge Bombing, Atlanta, Georgia, February 22, 1997.

Date:

1997-02-22

Attribution:

Copyright Atlanta-Journal Constitution. Courtesy of Georgia State University. Libraries, Atlanta Journal Constitution Photographic Archives.

13. Great Speckled Bird v. 4 no. 26 (June 28, 1971)

Date:

1971-06-28

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Great Speckled Bird Collection.

14. Great Speckled Bird v. 9 no. 7 (August, 1976)

Date:

1976-08

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Great Speckled Bird Collection.

15. Warren, by Rebecca Ranson, program for the first run of the play at 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, opened August 23, 1984 (8 pages)

Date:

1984-08

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Cal Gough, loaned for digitization.

16. "A Blessing for Relationships", poem broadside, by Franklin Abbott, Atlanta, Georgia, 1983.

Date:

1983

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Cal Gough, loaned for digitization.

17. Midtown Plaza Galleries, postcard announcing the exhibition of work by King Thackston and Scott Benson, Atlanta, Georgia, November 7, 1997 - January 24, 1998.

Date:

1997-11

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Cal Gough, loaned for digitization.

18. Peter Dakutis holding sign "We claim our gay brothers, James Baldwin, Bayard Rustin." Cover illustration of E.T.C.E.T.E.R.A, volume 4, Number 4, January 29 - February 4, 1988.

Date:

1988-01

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Cal Gough, loaned for digitization.

19. Postcard invitation to "Deadly Serious/ Dead Seriously," an exhibit of works by Max, gala opening party at Atlanta Gay Center, Atlanta, Georgia, February 28, 1982.

Date:

1982-02

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Cal Gough, loaned for digitization.

20. Theater programs and reviews, 1980s

Date:

1988

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Andrew Wood papers.

21. Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, advertisements, circa 1980s

Date:

1980/1989

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Andrew Wood papers.

22. Our Government Continues to Ignore the Lives, Death, and Suffering of People with HIV Infection [poster], circa late 1980s

Date:

1980/1989

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Andrew Wood papers.

23. Running Water scrapbook 2, circa late 1970s - early 1980s

Date:

1970/1989

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Ron Lambe collection.

24. Bookmark advertising Christopher's Kind, bookstore, "Books for the lesbian and gay community," Atlanta, Georgia, 1980s?

Date:

1980/1989

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, On loan for digitization from private collection.

25. Jim Blythe Buffalo Chips scrapbook 3

Date:

1981/1982

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Buffalo Chips records.

26. Power of Voices [t-shirt], 1996-03-16

Date:

1996-03-16

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Atlanta Feminist Women's Chorus records.

27. Athens Gay/Lesbian Alliance Newsletter (Athens, Georgia), volume 1, number 4 (April 1985). (7 pages)

Date:

1985-04

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, from Douglas B. Caulkins, through Cal Gough.

28. Outwrite, Atlanta's Gay and Lesbian Bookstore and Coffeehouse [t-shirt], circa 1990s

Date:

1990/1999

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Maria Helena Dolan papers.

29. This is art in Cobb County [t-shirt], circa 1990s

Date:

1990/1999

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Carole Brown papers.

30. Silencio=Muerte [t-shirt], circa 1980s

Date:

1980/1989

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, LGBTQ Institute's Jim Allen papers.

31. The B-52's: Bouncing Off the Satellite [t-shirt], circa 1986

Date:

1986

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, LGBTQ Institute's Jim Allen papers.

32. Fuck [t-shirt], circa 1990s

Date:

1990/1999

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, LGBTQ Institute's Jim Allen papers.

33. Essex Hemphill on stage at Men and Masculinity Conference, Oglethorpe University, Atlanta, Georgia, June 2, 1990.

Date:

1990-06-02

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Franklin Abbott papers.

34. Raven Wolfdancer, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1993.

Date:

1993-06

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Cal Gough, loaned for digitization.

35. Cal Gough (left), Raven Wolfdancer (center), and Larry Paul at a GLBT event, Bound To Be Read Books, East Atlanta Village, Atlanta, Georgia, ca. 1982.

Date:

1982

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, On loan for digitization from private collection.

36. Unitarian Universalist Lesbian and Gay Community Newsletters, 1985

Date:

1985

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Unitarian Universalist Lesbian and Gay Community Newsletters.

37. Crowd of protesters watching Janelle Monae on a television monitor, Women's March on Washington, 2017-01-21

Date:

2017-01-21

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, Women's March on Washington Collection.

38. "Angry Fags," a play by Topher Payne, program for the world premiere at 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, February 21 - March 17, 2013. (24 pages)

Date:

2013-02

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

39. Postcard announcing "Preaching to the Perverted," starring Holly Hughes, 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, May 24-27, 2001.

Date:

2001-05

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

40. "Becoming a Man in 127 Easy Steps," written and performed by Scott Turner Schofield, program for the repeat engagement at 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta,Georgia, August 14 - 24, 2008. (8 pages)

Date:

2008-08

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

41. Postcard announcing the three-day run of Jim Chappeleaux's "Conversations at a Bathhouse Can Be Tricky," 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, September 25 - 27, 1998.

Date:

1998-09

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

42. Annie Sprinkle's "Herstory of Porn: Reel to Real," publicity photo, 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, August 4, 1999

Date:

1999-08

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

43. Tim Miller in his one-man show "Glory Box," 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, June 15 - 17, 2000.

Date:

2000-06

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

44. Scene from Tim Miller's "Shirts and Skin," 7 stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, September 25 - 27, 1998.

Date:

1998-09

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

45. Sean Dorsey's "The Secret History of Love," program for the performances at 7 Stages Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, May 22-25, 2014. (16 pages)

Date:

2014-05

Attribution:

Courtesy of Georgia State University. Special Collections, 7 Stages Theatre (Atlanta, Ga.) Records.

46. Larry Jens Anderson: The Atlanta Years - May. 2, 2015 to Jul. 3, 2015

Date:

2015

Attribution:

Exhibition Photo credit: Michael McKelvey, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia: Larry Jens Anderson: The Atlanta Years, 5/2/15 - 7/3/15)

47. Gertrude "Ma" Rainey

Date:

1994

Attribution:

Courtesy of Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries, Georgia Music Hall of Fame Collection via the New Georgia Encyclopedia.

48. Little Richard Penniman

Date:

1998

Attribution:

Image from Wikimedia via the New Georgia Encyclopedia.