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[2024] Candlelight Vigil for Nex Benedict Photos
52 photos from the candlelight Vigil held for Nex Benedict at Guthrie Green in Tulsa, Oklahoma on February 25, 2024. The vigil was organized by the Trans Advocacy Coalition of Oklahoma (TACO).
[2015] List of Oklahoma Counties that Issued Same-Sex Marriage Licenses within a Year of it Becoming Legal
A 22 page document containing one page first consisting of 1 page listing counties in Oklahoma who issued same-sex marriage licenses within the first year of same-sex marriage becoming legal, then 4 copies of five pages (20 pages total) from…
[2005] Tulsa Pride/Diversity Celebration Poster
A poster promoting the 2005 Tulsa Pride celebration and outlining a schedule of events between June 5th and 11th.
[2000] Tulsa Diversity Celebration Program: Humanity Unites for Human Rights
The cover of a brochure for the 2000 Humanity Unites for Human Rights Tulsa Diversity Celebration taking place June 2 - 10, 2000.
[2010] Tulsa Pride "Pride Guide"
The cover of a printed guide for Tulsa Pride 2010 with the caption "Celebrating 30 Years".
[2004] "Vote No" Sign
A sign that reads "Vote No. Don't Legalize Discrimination". Above the slogan is the number 711 crossed out in red, referring to Oklahoma's State Question 711 that would specify marriage as exclusively between a man and a woman.
[ND] TOHR Logo
An image of a graphic icon designed for usage by Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR).
[2003] Dennis Neill Remarks at Gala
2 pages of a transcript of Dennis Neill's remarks at Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights' (TOHR) annual gala in 2003. Includes mentions of United State Ambassador James Hormel's presence and the importance of community contribution to the center.
[2003] GLBT History Project Brochure
Brochure for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered (GLBT) History Project sponsored by Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), describing the project's goals and plans for contribution.
[ND] LGBT People of Oklahoma
An informational document about notable individuals within Oklahoma's queer history, 5 pages. The document discusses the lives of Phyllis Ann Lyon, Anita Bryant, Bruce Alonzo Goff, James Fugate, and Rollie Lynn Riggs.