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Red shirt.
"Marlin Beach Hotel-Where the Boys Are-Ft. Lauderdale"
17 South Atlantic Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Purple shirt.
Cyclist. "Tanqueray Presents Twin Cities-Chicago AIDS Ride"
Back: "Volunteer. Also sponsored by Chicago Tribune. Poz Magazine. Cineplex Odeon Theatres. Now Sports Cycling and Fitness, Baxter International Inc., Jamnastic Fitness Center, Gay Chicago Magazine, Starbucks Coffee, Highland Banks, WLTE-FM, Medical Team Sponsored by Illinois Masonic Medical Center"
Sleeve: Banana Republic
Benefitting
AIDSCare Apage Home Canticle Place Archdiocesan AIDS Ministry Chicago House Clare House Community Response Grace House Howard Brown Health Center Hope House Sinai Family Health Center Open Arms of Minnesota Samaritan House

Purple shirt.
"March on Washington 1993"
Back: Way Positive

White shirt.
Q-Monthly logo

White shirt.
Purple harp. "Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra"

Black long sleeve shirt.
Red text: "1995: Healing of the Hearts: The Aliveness Project"

Black shirt.
"Silence=Death. Action=Life. Ignorance=Fear. ACT UP Oberlin"

White shirt.
Man in front of graffiti. "Stretch - a Work of Art"

Origin unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this shirt.

White shirt.
Purple circle, triangle. "Arizona Central Pride. Pride 2001" Back: "What part of equal don't you understand? Arizona Central Pride."

Black shirt.
"Until No One Has AIDS, We All Have AIDS"
ACT UP Oberlin

Gray shirt.
Golden Gate Bridge, rainbow. "Pride 2002. San Francisco"

Yellow shirt.
Red background, cactus. "Phoenix Art Museum"
Back: "American Art of the 80's" January 5-May 18, 1986
Keith Haring,

1625 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004

White shirt.
Black circle, purple triangle. "Arizona Central Pride" 2000. Back: red heart, pink triangle, two blue lines, and a rainbow triangle. Text "One Heart - One Mind - One vision! Take Pride! - Take Joy! - Take Action! Pride 2000: Margaret T. Hance Deck Park, Phoenix, Arizona. April 14: Pride Pageant April 15: 5K - Parade -Festival."

White shirt.
Front: triangle made of three smaller triangles and the words "Speak Out" with a person below. Back: larger version of the same triangle, more people, and the poem "First they came for the Jews, But I wasn't a Jew So I didn't react. Then they came for the communists, but I wasn't a communist, so I didn't object. Then they came for the homosexuals, but I wasn't a homosexual, so I didn't stand up. Then they came for the political activists but i wasn't political activist so I didn't protest. Then they came for me, and by that time no one was left toe Speak Out" by Martin Niemoller.

White shirt.
"The Names Project" with a purple background

White shirt.
A man and a woman in leather holding up a triangle with "M.L.E." on it, and the words "October 1, 2, 3, 1993" beneath them.

White shirt.
Two pink flamingos looking down at a pinup of another flamingo

Red shirt. "Sutton Place"
Gay men's disco
14 N. 5th Street Minneapolis, MN

White shirt.
Front: text "Arizona Central Pride. Party in the Park 2002."
Back: depicts pictures of several people. Text "For one day, feel like the majority. Arizona Central Pride's Party in the Park. April 13, 2002. Margaret T. Hance Deck Park - Central Ave./South of McDowell Rd." Size: L

Grey shirt.
Front: pink triangle with an airplane and the text "St. Louis Pride Worldwide. St. Louis Pride Fest '02. Tower Grove Park > June 22 & 23."
Back: a globe with the plane logo over it and a list of prides they would travel to: Sydney Gay + Lesbian Mardi Gras, Auckland 2001, San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual Pride Celebration, Pride Capetown, CSD Hamburg 2002, Capital Pride, Gay Pride Different Days Reykjavik Major text: "St. Louis Pride Worldwide."

256 Magnolia Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110

White shirt.
Front: "We Sing in the Shower. Not in the Closet." in a blue box.
Back: "Twin Cities Gay Men's Choir" in a brown box with "Gala 92, Denver" beneath it.

Grey tank top.
Image of a woman "Good Vibrations- San Francisco"
Back: The Right Tool for the Job

Good Vibrations was the first sex-positive and women-friendly store in the United States, founded in 1977 by sex therapist and educator Joani Blank. Initially established with the goal of being a sex-positive and woman-centered alternative to the 'adult' bookstores of the time, Good Vibrations offered sex information and education, featured erotica and books about sexual health and pleasure, and pioneered the concept of the "sex-positive, clean, well-lighted place" to buy sex toys.

603 Valencia St
San Francisco, CA 94110

White tank top.
Image of woman, pit bull, can of beer "For the Dyke of Distinction…Dyke Beer. Lesbos Mountain Brewery"
"For the dyke of distinction..."
Handwritten: "For Elise, Jacki Randall"

Blue shirt.
"Great Northern Shindig Staff"

White shirt.
AIDS ribbon "Rapids AIDS Project" with a multicolored dinosaur thinking "Is AIDS Extinct?"

6300 Rockwell Dr NE
Cedar Rapids, IA 52402

White shirt.
Star, lasso, cowboy hat "NSGRA"
North Star Gay Rodeo Association
Back: Rodeo Grub 1988

Black shirt.
"A condom, a condom, My kingdom for a condom"
A play on a famous Shakespeare line from Richard The Third (A horse, a horse! My kingdom for a horse!)

Gift of Edward Swanson in 1988.

White shirt.
Front: Pink condom "Condom Sense: Use One."
Back: Love is: Trust, Respect, Passion, Latex"

White shirt.
AIDS ribbon, globe, body parts "American Association for World Health." World AIDS Day December 1, 1999"

White shirt.
Five people holding up a yellow NGLTF sign, Surrounded by various square, colorful images including ballot, USA map, clinched fists.
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force www. NGLT.org

White shirt.
California license plate reading "California: NGLTF"
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force

Lime Green shirt.
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Board Member