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Queer Archives Project

1992 The Lafayette, "Filmmaker Adair speaks on living with HIV"

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1. Interview with Peter Theodore '97
2. Interview with Stephen Parahus '84
3. Interview with Leah Wasacz '16
4. 2017 Riley Temple '71 "Aunt Esther's Children Redeemed" Frontispiece
7. 2007 The Lafayette, "New film group tackles tough topic for documentary"
8. 2018 QPOC Art Fest Flier
9. 1992 Brochure of AIDS Quilt Display Schedule
10. 1992 Press Release Concerning Baritone William Parker’s AIDS Quilt Performance
11. 2002 The Lafayette, "Alix Olson brings Feminism to Farinon"
12. 1992 The Lafayette, "Filmmaker Adair speaks on living with HIV"
13. 2020 Marginalia in Female Homosexuality: Try It! You'll Like It!
14. 2018 Photos of Rita Mae Brown guest lecture for WGS 340: Sexuality Studies Image 1: This is a photograph of author Rita Mae Brown lecturing in Professor Mary A. Armstrong's Spring 2018 WGS 340: Sexuality Studies class. Image 2: This is a photograph of author Rita Mae Brown talking with WGS 340 students, Professor Mary A. Armstrong and Catherine Hanlon '79 after after guest lecturing in Professor Armstrong's Spring 2018 WGS 340: Sexuality Studies class. Image 3: This photograph of Catherine Hanlon '79, Professor Mary A. Armstrong and author Rita Mae Brown was taken after Brown's guest lecture in Armstrong's WGS 340 class in Spring 2018. Image 4: This is a photo of Rita Mae Brown signing a personal copy of her novel "Six of One" (1978) for Mary A. Armstrong. They are in Armstrong's faculty office. Image 5: This is a picture of Rita Mae Brown talking with Mary A. Armstrong after signing her personal copy of her novel "Six of One" (1978). They are in Armstrong's faculty office. Image 6: This is a picture of Rita Mae Brown signing posters associated with her lecture as part of Women's & Gender Studies' Spring 2018 "Voices of Resistance" Series. Mary A. Armstrong is present, and they are in Armstrong's faculty office.

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