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[2017] Edith Windsor Obituary

Marriage equality plaintiff Edith Windsor dies at 88 (John Madagin).jpg

1 photocopy of a newspaper clipping of the obituary for Edith Windsor (20 June 1929 - 12 September 2017), a LGBTQ rights advocate whose lawsuit challenging the federal Defense of Marriage act lead to nationwide legal reforms raising same-sex marriage…

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[2015] Bill Charles Ferguson Obituary

1 page of an obituary for Bill Charles Ferguson (14 December 1937 - 14 September 2015) and an announcement for his Celebration of Life on October 15, 2015. Includes a list of organizations for memorial contributions and relevant people in Ferguson's…

Tags: 2015, Bill Charles Ferguson, Bill Ferguson, Celebration of Life, Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, Equality Center, in memoriam, memoriam, Obituaries, Obituary, OK Men's Chorale, OkEq, OkEq Equality Center, Oklahomans for Equality, Oklahomans for Equality (OKEQ), Tulsa Girls Art School, Tulsa Little Theater, Unity Center

[1995] Tulsa Family News, February 15-March 14, 1995; Volume 2, Issue 3

Tulsa Family News was a monthly newspaper; No. 1 issued December 1993-January 1994. The final issue available was published in September 0f 2001 (Volume 8, Issue 9).

The newspaper brings up important, evolving topics of marriage, Pride, TOHR,…

Tags: 'Freedom Riders', A Friend for a Friend, activism, adoption, AIDS panic, AIDS/HIV, AIDS/HIV discrimination, AIDS/HIV drugs, AIDS/HIV education, AIDS/HIV longterm survivors, AIDS/HIV research, AIDS/HIV treatment, American Library Association, anti-bias law, anti-bias policy, arts and entertainment, attorneys, Barnes and Noble, Barry Hensley, Bars, Beverly Haney, Bill Clinton, British Broadcasting Company (BBC), businesses, censorship, Christianity and Homosexuality, churches, employment discrimination, estate planning, Family Finances, fraud, gay bashing, gay panic, harassment, Harvey Milk Institute, hate crimes, homophobia, Human Rights Campaign Fund, Interfaith AIDS Ministries, International Conference of Lesbian and Gay Criminal Justice Professionals, Jesse Helms, Kaposi's sarcoma, Leanne Gross, letters to the editor, LGBT history, Log Cabin Republicans, Margarethe Cammermeyer, Mark Finch, marriage, Metropolita Community Church of Greater Tulsa, military inclusion, Mr. Oklahoma Leather, Murder, Newt Gingrich, Obituaries, Partner Benefits, performing arts, personals, police brutality, police harassment, Prime Timers of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, Rainbow Business Guild, Read All About It, religion, research, restaurants, S&M, Sadie Hawkins Dance, San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, schools, sexual orientation discrimination, Steve Largent, studies, surveys, terrorism, TOHR Reporter, Tom Neal, Tulsa Family News, Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights (TOHR), Tulsa Uniform and Leather Seekers Association (TULSA), viatiacation, violence, workplace discrimination

[2010] Metro Star Magazine, June 1, 2010; Volume 7, Issue 6

The Metro Star’s first issue began in August of 2008. Before this issue was Ozarks Pride (2004), The Ozark’s Star (2004), and The Star (2005).

This magazine discusses topics of AIDs, education, politics, local and national civil rights of the LGBT…

[2010] Metro Star Magazine, April 1, 2010; Volume 7, Issue 4