Browse Items (29 items total)

White, yellow, and green with brown text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice, summer 1984, Seneca Army Depot, NY" surrounding images of trees and bombs (from Nancy Costello)

Light purple with dark purple text: "Sonia Johnson for President. Citizens Party 1984. 'A Woman for a Change'" surrounding dark purple image of Johnson.

White with gold and green graphic of trees and missiles. Black text around image reads, "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace & Justice Summer 1984, Seneca Army Depot NY." Designed by Maria Malolla.

Black with green and pink text reading, "Bad Attitude, Provincetown." Notch cut in collar, sleeves cut off, cuts in front and back of bodice, and hem cut off. "Alix" is written in silver marker on the lower left. Round white button with black text reading, "Bad Girl!" is pinned to the left of the collar and a silver safety pin in attached to the bodice. Attached handwritten note reads, "1984 (before it became a fad or a magazine)."

Black with blue highlighted silver text, "Celebraten 10th National Women's Music Festival."

White/tan t-shirt.
"Las Vegas Gay Pride Celebration: "Unity and More in '84", 1984"

White shirt with green sleeves.
Front: "Uptown Boys 84" Reverse: "33"
Long sleeved jersey with text.

Red t-shirt.
Canada Cup 84 Toronto's Invitational Softball Classic

Cream t-shirt.
A Circle with Flowers in the Upper Part and a Skyline in the Lower Part
Atlanta Dixie '84 April 19-22

Maroon t-shirt.
Venetian Blinds with a Pair of Binoculars
RTPC Toronto 1984
Right to Privacy Committee. Same as 521 CT

Blue tank top.
"Unity and More in '84. DC -- The Capital City"

Lavender tank top.
"SISTERFIRE A 2-Day Open-Air Festival of Women's Culture ROADWORK '84"

Purple t-shirt.
"SISTERFIRE A 2-Day Open-Air Festival of Women's Culture ROADWORK '84"

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

Black t-shirt.
"Pittsburgh MC PMC Pittsburgh 84 3 Rivers"

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

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

Blue t-shirt.
"Unity & More in '84. Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day. San Francisco. Stage."
White print and triangle logo on blue. (short-sleeved)

Orange t-shirt.
"Rich's"
Signed by "Mel '84"

2401 San Jacinto St, Houston, TX 77002

Red shirt.
Front: "Copa Houston"
Sleeve: "MSA South Division Champs 1984"
Back: "8"
Montrose Softball Association

Maroon t-shirt.

"Miss Camp America. Houston, Texas. Founded 1969. 1984"

White t-shirt.

"Houston. Unity and More in '84"

Origin Unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt.

White t-shirt.

"1984 Walk for Unity Houston. Sponsored by Diana Foundation."

Founded in 1953, The Diana Foundation is focused on assisting and supporting the needs of the gay community by distributing funds to organizations that are dedicated to providing services that enhance the lives of deserving individuals in our diverse community.

White t-shirt.

Rainbow stripe. "Houston '84. TNT Sportsware"

Origin Unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt.

Red jacket and striped pants.
Front: "Vachon"
Sleeve: "MSA South Division Champs 1984"
Back: "Copa Houston"

Montrose Softball League Association

Pink t-shirt.
"Sisterfire. A 2-day open-air festival of Women's Culture. Roadwork '84"

open-air festival celebrating women artists held in Takoma Park, MD

White t-shirt.
“Proud ‘84”
Image of red, white, and blue stylized American flag.

Unknown origin. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt,

White hat.
"Unity and More in '84 / The Los Angeles Gay Pride Festival". Design of the US outline, double male/female symbols, laurel and lambda symbol.

White shirt.
Navy blue collar. American flag, Greek lambda symbol "1984 Lesbian and Gay Bands of America" "Los Angeles '84"

One of the 72 t-shirts originally printed with the Lambda in the reverse "h" position to represent marching Lambdas for the marching bands. By turning the t-shirt 90 degrees to the right (counter clockwise) you can see the Lambdas in their more traditional position. The response to the Marching Lambdas was so negative that all the remaining t-shirts were manufactured in the traditional style.

Pride Week '84 Moving Toward Equality Indiana