Browse Items (336 items total)

Black t-shirt.
"Jackhammer San Francisco"
290 Sanchez Street

Black t-shirt.
"Jackhammer. 2nd Anniversary"
290 Sanchez Street, San Francisco

Blue t-shirt.
"Crystal Clear"

Stop AIDS campaign to combat crystal meth addiction.

Black t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun 15th Anniversary. 1971-1986"

Gay video bar.
4067 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

Black t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun. San Francisco 1985"

Gay video bar.
4067 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

White t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun '84"

Gay video bar.
4067 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

Black t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun. The Castro, San Francisco, CA. 1991"

Gay video bar.
4067 18th St
Castro
San Francisco, CA 94114

Black t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun San Francisco 1990"

Gay video bar.
4067 18th St
Castro
San Francisco, CA 94114

White t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun 1988"

Gay video bar.
4067 18th St
Castro
San Francisco, CA 94114

Blue t-shirt.
"The Midnight Sun 1987"

Gay video bar.

4067 18th St
Castro
San Francisco, CA 94114

Blue t-shirt.
"Saddle Tramps. San Francisco"

The San Francisco Saddletramps were founded in 1985 with a mission to promote Country and Western Dance primarily in the GLBT community.

Black tank top.
"Chaps. San Francisco. Eleventh At Harrison"

375 11th Street, San Francisco, CA

Blue bandana.
"Los Angeles. GSGRA Chapter. LARodeo92"
Golden State Gay Rodeo Association

White t-shirt.
"Pomo Afros Homos Present Fierce Love: Stories from Black Gay Life"

Pomo Afro Homos (1990–1995), short for postmodern African American homosexuals, was an African-American gay theater troupe founded in San Francisco by choreographer-dancer Djola Bernard Branner, actor Brian Freeman, and singer, dancer, and actor Eric Gupton.

White t-shirt.
"Harlem. Brooklyn. Soho. New York City.West Village. Tribeca, East Village."

Yellow t-shirt.
"Black Lesbians & Gays Weaving the Future. The 5th Annual National Black Gay and Lesbian Conference. Oakland, California February 13-17, 1992."

Black/teal hat.
"MOCAA"
Men of Color Against AIDS

Black t-shirt.
Front: "The Lesbian Avengers. San Francisco. It's time for a fierce lesbian movement. We Recruit"
Back: "We are not waiting for the rapture, we are the apocalypse. We will be your dream and their nightmare."

Black t-shirt.
Front: "Dyke March. San Francisco. June 17, 1995. Dyke Rights are Human Rights!"
Back: "For freedom, for power, for sisters, for love, for dignity, for human rights, for our children, for joy, for liberation, for sex, for ourselves, for control of our lives, for control of our bodies, for equality, for justice, for freedom, for power, for love . . .

White t-shirt.
"Olivia Cruises & Resorts. Staff"

Olivia is a travel company that sells cruises and resort vacations marketed towards lesbian customers.

White t-shirt.
Front: "Women's Action Coalition. WAC"
Back: "WAC is watching. We will take action."

Black t-shirt.
Front: "Dykenet" Image of pink triangle.
Back: "Women with Fast Fingers & Hot Modems"

White t-shirt.
"DQ. Digital Queers"

White tank top.
The word "Dyke" repeated in a triangle.

White t-shirt.
Front: "San Francisco Dykes Take Action"
Back: "Dykes Do D.C. in '93"

Black t-shirt.
"I'm Talkin' Dykespeak. Gay/Lesbian Pride Day. San Francisco, California"

White t-shirt.
Front: "Look Closer. Frameline. Sponsor Joe Boxer" Image of glasses.
Back: "19th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival. June 9-18 1995. Castro and Victoria Theaters, Southern Exposure Gallery"

White t-shirt.
Front: "Volunteer" Image of a lightbulb.
Back: "San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival. 20th Anniversary. Castro, Victoria, Roxie. June 21-30, 1996"

Black t-shirt.
"Dyke TV"

the first (and only) cable access TV show by, for and about lesbians.

White t-shirt.
The word "Dyke" repeated in a triangle.

White t-shirt.
Front: "Eighteenth San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. With shorts like these who needs features. Volunteer. Joe Boxer"
Back: "Ask Me Anything!" List of films.

White t-shirt.
Front: "Catherine Did It"
Back: "Caution: Ice-pick wielding bisexual fag-dyke Do Not agitate!"

T-shirt produced by an affinity group of Queer Nation/San Francisco that organized protests during the 1991 on-location filming of "Basic Instinct," a feature film that suggested lesbians were homicidal maniacs.