Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History

Scope and Content Note The African American Lesbian and Gay Print Culture Collection, 1989-2010, documents African American lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender cultural and social formations in the United States through a variety of print forms and media, including advertisements, articles, broadsides, catalogs, ephemera, guides, invitations, journals, leaflets, letters, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, and programs. Scattered issues of magazines and newsletters 1989-2010 comprise the largest portion of the...

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The Anthony “Tony” Daniels papers document his professional and personal life through correspondence, diaries, journals, print materials, and publications. The primary focus of the collection is his writings, which include drafts, rewrites, scripts and related printed material. The collection also has records from the ensemble ADODI Muse.

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Craig Washington Papers contain information on the various LGBTQ organizations (such as AID Atlanta and Second Sunday), events (such as the annual Bayard Rustin/Audre Lorde Breakfast) and publications (including Southern Voice and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution) that Craig Washington was involved in and interacted with since arriving to Atlanta.

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This collections documents the organization "In The Life Atlanta (ITLA)" from 1996-2007. The Administration records include information about the Board of Directors and Committees, meeting notes, By-Laws and correspondence. There is information on the Annual Atlanta Black Gay Pride Events sponsord by ITLA. The financial documents include bank statements, tax records, receipts and invoices. There is also information on the various organizations that ITLA supported.