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[2026] Transgender History Month

3 photos and 1 article regarding Transgender History Month.

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[1996] NGLTF Applauds Congressional Passage of Church Arson Prevention Act

NGLTF Applauds Congressional Passage of Church Arson Prevention.pdf

A press release from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force on the Congressional passage of the Church Arson Prevention Act of 1996 and re-authorization of the Hate Crime Statistics Act, two pages.

[1995-1996] NGLTF - Media Releases

15 pages of various media/press releases from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force:- NGLTF Applauds Congressional Passage of Church Arson Prevention Act; Permanently Reauthorizes Hate Crime Statistics Act (2 pages)- Barney Frank to Analyze…

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