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White t-shirt.
"Winter Party. Save South Beach"
"February 13, 1994"

Black t-shirt.
Artwork of meal setting. "103 NYC"
T-shirt printed with designs by Copy Berg.

Black t-shirt.
Animal like figure.
T-shirt printed with designs by Copy Berg

White t-shirt.
"Stonewall 25, June 26, 1994"
Pink triangle with world map.

White t-shirt.
"40,000,000 People worldwide will be infected with HIV by the year 2000. Keep on Marching! Stonewall 25. June 26, 1994 in New York City"

Black t-shirt.
"San Francisco Bay Area Gay & Lesbian Historical Society/Do We Have A Story to Tell" Front lettering damaged.

White t-shirt.
"GMHC 7th Annual Morning Party '89"
Gay Men's Health Crisis summer fundraiser

White t-shirt.
"GMHC 6th Annual Morning Party"
Gay Men's Health Crisis summer fundraiser

Black t-shirt.
Front: "Straight Answers to Gay Questions"
Back: "Gay Switchboard Call (212) 777-1800"

White t-shirt.
"Ninth Annual GMHC Morning Party August 25th, 1991"
Gay Men's Health Crisis summer fundraiser

Orange t-shirt.
"Chelsea Gay Association"
The Chelsea Gay Association was the first neighborhood based gay and lesbian group in New York City. Founded in the fall of 1977, it lasted until the fall of 1984. It combined social events with political activity and was instrumental in the formation of what was to become the New York Lesbian and Gay Anti-violence Project.

Black T-shirt.
"When caught between two evils I always pick the one I've never tried."
Quote is attributed to Mae West

White t-shirt.
"Switchboard Volunteer: Five Year Member"
The Gay Switchboard of New York, Inc. was founded in New York City in 1971 to provide a free telephone information service for the homosexual community.

Gray t-shirt.
Front: "Staff. Pride: From Silence to Celebration. New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride 1995. 'The March' June 25, 1995"
Back: "The Monster: New York City (map location)"

Fight AIDS, ACT UP, Silence = Death, Ignorance = Fear

Cerulean blue shirt.
Yellow triangle, text "Marshall" "Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding…" "June 27, 1993 The March" Back: Let Freedom Ring From IALGPC celebration weekend in Houston, TX 1993
Copy of this t-shirt is found in Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection--Minneapolis, Minnesota.

White t-shirt.
"Silence=Mort, Action=Vie, Colere=Action, ACT UP Paris"
This t-shirt is a self-portrait of French designer Christian Lacroix who designed the shirt or ACT UP/Paris.

White t-shirt.
Front: Image of two men embracing, one with tongue out. "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of the Happiness" Button reads "ACT UP for a Cure. 1993 March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation"
This t-shirt was made for ACT-UP/NY to be used as a fundraising item. There also existed a version depicting two women.

White t-shirt.
Front: "Oh... Oh.... Don't Stop"
Back: "ACT UP" and image of man's torso.
This shirt is from ACTUP/NY

Black hat.
"ACT UP"

White hat.
Front: "Stonewall 25" "The Point One Link"

Black cap.
Front: "Keep on Marching! "
Back: "Stonewall 25"
Tag: "Stonewall 25. Keep on Marching. June 26, 1994. Official Stonewall 25 cap. (800)Is Proud"

Rainbow colored cap.
Unknown origin.

Green cap.
Front: "SW 25 (lambda symbol)"
Side: "Keep on Marching"
Tag: "Stonewall 25 Keep on Marching! Officially Stonewall 25 cap." "800 Is Proud"

Black Shirt
Front: "Women's Action Coalition"
Back: "Lesbian Rights are Civil Rights"

White t-shirt.
"We Take Action"
From Women's Acton Coalition

"Women's Action Coalition"
The Women's Action Coalition (WAC) was a feminist direct-action organization founded in 1992 to fight discrimination against women.

White t-shirt.
Front: Black triangle with an equal sign. "Lesbian Rights = Human Rights. March on Washington DC, April 25, 1993."

White t-shirt.
Front: "Women's Action Coalition"
Back: "Lesbian, Queer, Bi-sexual, Straight, All of the Above. WAC"

Pink t-shirt.
"WAC is watching. Women Take Action."

Black t-shirt.
Front: "Women's Action Coalition WAC"
Back: "WAC is watching. We will take action."
The Women's Action Coalition (WAC) was a feminist direct-action organization founded in 1992 to fight discrimination against women.

White t-shirt.
Black triangle with an equal sign. "Dykes Take the Mall. March on Washington, D.C. April 25, 1993"