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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 t-shirt.
"1214 G.O.A.L New England. Law Enforcement"
Gay Officer's Action League (G.O.A.L.-New England)

Headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts

Black t-shirt.
[Embroidered rainbow flag with a white square in the top left corner with pink hearts in it]

White t-shirt.
Front: ""ALL WE'RE ASKING OF AMERICA IS TO BE TRUE TO WHAT IT'S SAYING ON PAPER!" MARTIN LUTHER KING"
Back: "STONEWALL 25 MAINE"

White shorts.
Red ribbon.
"The world comes to Tampa. PrideFest '96. Planet Pride"

Teal t-shirt with navy blue trim on collar and sleeves.
"MGMC The Maine Gay Men's Chorus"

Purple t-shirt.
"Equal Protection LEWISTON"

White t-shirt.
"5th Anniversary M.G.M.C. BUSTIN' OUT! With PRIDE June 21st 1997 Merrill Auditorium, Portland City Hall."

Maine Gay Men's Chorus
20 Myrtle St, Portland, ME 04101

White t-shirt.
"MGMC The Maine Gay Men's Chorus"

Gray t-shirt.
"Maine Lesbian and Gay Mens Symposium"

White t-shirt.
Front: "MAINE SPEAKOUT! PROJECT As Maine goes, so goes the nation…"
Back: "As Maine goes, so goes the nation… SPEAK OUT!"

Maine Speak Out Project is a Portland-based organization which through presentations promotes respect and understanding of different sexual orientations.

White t-shirt.
[Statue of Liberty with a rainbow toga]

White t-shirt.
"Stonewall 25 Maine. Elizabeth Zimbabwe Harrre"

White tank top.
"We're Beautiful Damn It! PRIDE 1999"

White t-shirt.
"Southern Maine PRIDE '95 Portland, June 16,17 & 18th"

White t-shirt.
"Courage to be Ourselves Southern Maine Pride Portland, Maine June 20, 1998"

White tank top.
"Metro Lewiston"

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 It would have repealed existing laws that expanded those classifications.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: "MGMC Tampa "96""
Back: "The Maine Gay Men's Chorus"

White t-shirt.
"ACT UP MAINE FIGHT BACK FIGHT AIDS"