Gay Liberation Front Historica Gallery
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The AIDS Memorial Quilt, March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation, W
“HATE CRIME,” a passer-by places flowers on George Segal’s “Gay Liberation” after a vandal attacked
electripipedream:Gay Liberation Front member, New York University, New York City, September 1970
Stonewall Means Fight Back! Youth Against War & Fascism - Christopher St Liberation Day Parade,
schlesingerlibrary:In celebration of Pride month, we present this image of gay liberation activist M
‘Be Gay Do Crime’
Some radical queer stickers seen around Stockholm, Sweden
“‘I HAVE BEEN BEATEN. I HAVE HAD MY NOSE BROKEN. I HAVE BEEN THROWN IN JAIL…FOR GAY LIBERATION, AND
Christopher Street Gay Liberation Day 1970. New York.
Avenge Oscar Wilde" pinback, Gay Liberation Front, London, c. 1970. On the morning of February
Gay Liberation Front logo, c1970.
In “Queers Against Hate”, Michael Bronski argues that if gay liberation hadn’t happened—with i
Central Park, Christopher Street Liberation Day, June 28, 1970. Photographer unknown.
“All Power to Butch Bull-Dykes,” Christopher Street Liberation Day, New York City, June
The Cockapillar, guided by members of the Gay Liberation Front, Christopher Street West Parade, Los
“Femme & Butch,” Nancy Tucker, left, and her partner, Christopher Street Liberation
lgbt-history-archive:Avenge Oscar Wilde" pinback, Gay Liberation Front, London, c. 1970. On the
agelessphotography:Police officers escorting two protesters at a Gay Liberation Front demonstration
Black Lesbian Caucus members, Christopher Street Liberation Day, New York City, c. 1971. The Black L
lesbianherstorian:a lesbian couple at a gay liberation front gathering, early 1970′s
National March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation, Washington, D.C.,
1971 candlelight parade in New York City during Gay Liberation Week, in commemoration of the 1969 St
“GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH OF NEW YORK–SINCE 1969,” Christopher Street Liberation Day
Police arrest Gay Liberation Front members, University of Texas, Austin, February 23, 1972. Starting
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