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Ali Forney at Safe Space, 1994.
Ali Forney at Safe Space, 1994.
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Ali Forney at Safe Space, 1992.
Ali Forney at Safe Space, 1992.
Ali Forney at Safe Space, 1992.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
Target Rudy Via ACT UP time capsule March 22, 1994: Target Rudy – More than 1500 activists, including ACT UP NY, the Harlem Group, Mothers Voices and AIDS Service providers, march across the Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn to City Hall to focus media attention on drastic cuts proposed to DAS. Forty-seven are arrested.
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ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
Gay rights pioneer, Bob Kohler. ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
Gay rights pioneer, Bob Kohler. ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
Stonewall veterans Sylvia Rivera and John O’Brien at ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
Stonewall veterans Sylvia Rivera and John O’Brien at ACT UP March, Stonewall 25th Anniversary, June 26, 1994.
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Sylvia Rivera(1951-2002), Stonewall veteran and trans activist icon. New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
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New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
Elizabeth Meixell AKA Sister Cunnilingus, founder of Church Ladies for Choice. New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
Elizabeth Meixell AKA Sister Cunnilingus, founder of Church Ladies for Choice. New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
Comedian Lea DeLaria at New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
Comedian Lea DeLaria at New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
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The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
Norman Siegel, attorney for the NYCLU and ILGO. The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
Norman Siegel, attorney for the NYCLU and ILGO. The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
Anne Maguire, ILGO co-founder. The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
Anne Maguire, ILGO co-founder. The Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) protest against the groups’ exclusion from the New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 17, 1993.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
Bob Rafsky(1945-1993), ACT UP NY. October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
Bob Rafsky(1945-1993), ACT UP NY. October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
October 11, 1992: ACT UP NY holds its first political funeral — the ASHES Action — in Washington, DC, on the weekend of the final exhibition of the AIDS Quilt. In a procession starting at the Capitol, 11 people from both coasts carried ashes of friends, family and lovers. Met at the White House lawn by police in riot gear, on motorcycles, and on horses, the procession – by then some 8,000 strong – broke through police lines and scattered the ashes on the White House lawn.
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New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 27, 1993
