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Black t-shirt.
Size: Medium
Black and white photo of Barrack Obama.

Red t-shirt.
"Sign 59. Medical Marijuana. Compassionate Choice. Join the Team. Paid for by the Washingtonians for the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Steve Michael, Treasurer"

Initiative 59 was a 1998 Washington, D.C. voter-approved ballot initiative that sought to legalize medical cannabis. The short title of the initiative was "Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative of 1998"

White t-shirt.
"Hillary & Tipper. Get it Girls!"
Button: "Another Friend of Ellen's"

White t-shirt.
"March 21-27, 1999. Equality Begins at Home. National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Federation of LGBT Statewide Political Organizations."
Sleeve: "Tzabaco"

Light Blue t-shirt.
"THE CANADA TO KITTERY WALK vote NO A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION feb. 10 don't discriminate"

White t-shirt.
"No on 1 MAINE WON'T DISCRIMINATE"

Cream t-shirt.
"MAINE STILL WON'T DISCRIMINATE VOTE NO"

White t-shirt.
"THE RIDE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1995 VOTE NO! MAINE WON'T DISCRIMINATE"

White t-shirt.
"VOTE YES! for human rights November '98 SOUTH PORTLAND CITIZENS FOR JUSTICE"

Black t-shirt.
"VOTE NO! TO END DISCRIMINATION IN PORTLAND"

White t-shirt.
Front: "After 20 years… WE WON! Friday May 16, 1997 Governor Angus S. King Jr. signs the Maine Human Rights Act"
Back: "Thanks, Governor King, Senator Abromson, the Maine Legislature & Maine Citizens for passing Human Rights for ALL Mainers! Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness for Everyone!"

White t-shirt.
"VOTE YES! for human rights November '98 SOUTH PORTLAND CITIZENS FOR JUSTICE"

Black t-shirt.
"VOTE NO! TO END DISCRIMINATION IN PORTLAND"

White t-shirt.
"VOTE YES! for human rights November '98 SOUTH PORTLAND CITIZENS FOR JUSTICE"

Black t-shirt.
"VOTE NO! TO END DISCRIMINATION IN PORTLAND"

Gray t-shirt.
"1984 Elect George ORWELL President. Orwell National Committee"

Tan t-shirt.
"Liberty. In God We Trust. But, for The Senate.. I Want LIZ!"

Green t-shirt.
"MONDALE FOR WOMEN WOMEN FOR MONDALE"

White t-shirt.
"Your Governor"

Black t-shirt.
"VOTE NO TO END DISCRIMINATION IN PORTLAND"

Gray t-shirt.
Front: "Dale McCormick U.S. CONGRESS"
Back: "Dale McCormick U.S. CONGRESS BECAUSE I BELIEVE ONE JOB SHOULD SUPPORT A WHOLE FAMILY * I WANT CLEAN AIR AND WATER NOW AND IN THE FUTURE * I BELIEVE IN AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE FOR ALL * I WANT TO BUDGET THAT IS BALANCES, BUT NOT ON THE BACKS OF THE POOR AND MIDDLE CLASS FAMILIES * I BELIEVE IN A WOMANS RIGHT TO CHOOSE * I WANT MEDICARE TO BE THERE FOR MY PARENTS, FOR ME AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS * I BELIEVE IN HUMAN RIGHTS FOR ALL * I WANT REAL WELFARE REFORM THAT WORKS * I BELIEVE A WELL EDUCATED COUNTRY IS AN ECONOMICALLY STRON COUNTRY * I WANT A REPRESENTATIVE WHO FIGHTS FOR MAINE, NOT FOR NEWT I SUPPORT DALE McCORMICK BECAUSE SHE SUPPORTS MainE!"

Augusta, ME

White t-shirt.
Front: "We the People... no Discrimination … and justice for all."
Back, [hand written]: " BECAUSE WE ARE PEOPLE TOO! √ No Don't Mince Words, STROP! MONDAY October 9, 1993 Lesbienne VENGRESSES"

White long sleeve shirt.
"No on 1 MAINE WON'T DISCRIMINATE"

The Maine Limiting Protected Classifications Initiative, also known as Question 1, was on the November 7, 1995 ballot in Maine as an indirect initiated state statute, where it was defeated. The measure would have limited the protected classifications in future state and local laws to race, color, sex, physical or mental disability, religion, age, ancestry, national origin, familial status and marriage status. It would have repealed existing laws that expanded those classifications. The measure was widely viewed as being aimed at hindering homosexual people from full civil rights.

White t-shirt.
Front: "After 20 years… WE WON! Friday May 16, 1997 Governor Angus S. King Jr. signs the Maine Human Rights Act"
Back: "Thanks, Governor King, Senator Abromson, the Maine Legislature & Maine Citizens for passing Human Rights for ALL Mainers! Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness for Everyone!"

Black t-shirt.
"Vote NO! to end discrimination in Portland"

White t-shirt.
"VOTE NO MAINE WON'T DISCRIMINATE"

White t-shirt.
"EPL Equal Protection LEWISTON"
Media-driven campaign strategy to defend the city’s anti-discrimination ordinance from repeal,

Black t-shirt.
"VOTE NO! TO END DISCRIMINATION IN PORTLAND"

Blue t-shirt.
Front: "We Shall Over Ride! Garden State Equality"
Back: "GardenStateEquality.org"

T-shirt likely advocating N.J. legislators toward override of Governor Christie's gay marriage veto.

40 S Fullerton Ave, Montclair, NJ 07042

White t-shirt.
"San Francisco Gay Democratic Club"

White t-shirt.
"AIDSGate"
Image of Ronald Reagan

White t-shirt.
"AB101 California Republic. 1991 Lesbian/Gay Civil Rights." Image of two women embracing behind California flag.

Governor Pete Wilson vetoed AB101, a statewide gay and lesbian employment rights bill, on September 29, 1991.