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  • Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Davis by Madeline Davis

    Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Davis

    Madeline Davis

    In 1972, [Madeline Davis] was the first out lesbian delegate elected to the Democratic National Convention (DNC), held that year in Miami, Florida, in support of presidential candidate George McGovern. Davis, along with Jim Foster of San Francisco, an openly gay man, was the first lesbian to address the DNC in a speech urging the party to include gay rights as part of the 1972 Democratic Platform.

  • Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Foster by Madeline Davis

    Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Foster

    Madeline Davis

    In 1972, [Madeline Davis] was the first out lesbian delegate elected to the Democratic National Convention (DNC), held that year in Miami, Florida, in support of presidential candidate George McGovern. Davis, along with Jim Foster of San Francisco, an openly gay man, was the first lesbian to address the DNC in a speech urging the party to include gay rights as part of the 1972 Democratic Platform.

  • Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Intro & Foster by Madeline Davis

    Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Intro & Foster

    Madeline Davis

    In 1972, [Madeline Davis] was the first out lesbian delegate elected to the Democratic National Convention (DNC), held that year in Miami, Florida, in support of presidential candidate George McGovern. Davis, along with Jim Foster of San Francisco, an openly gay man, was the first lesbian to address the DNC in a speech urging the party to include gay rights as part of the 1972 Democratic Platform.

  • Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Welch by Madeline Davis

    Gay Rights Minority Report; Democratic National Convention; Welch

    Madeline Davis

    Kathy Welch spoke in opposition to the minority report presented by Jim Foster and Madeline Davis.

  • Interview with Ann Hubbard by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Ann Hubbard

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Bill Gardner by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Bill Gardner

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Camille Hopkins by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Camille Hopkins

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Carol Speser by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Carol Speser

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Dan Winter by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Dan Winter

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Don Behr And Sam Lolinger by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Don Behr And Sam Lolinger

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Helen Christian and Gail King by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Helen Christian and Gail King

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Javier Bustillos by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Javier Bustillos

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Jim Haynes and Don Licht by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Jim Haynes and Don Licht

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with John Morgan by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with John Morgan

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with JR and Lawrence Brose by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with JR and Lawrence Brose

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Madeline Davis by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Madeline Davis

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Madeline Davis with Jim Haynes and Don Licht by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Madeline Davis with Jim Haynes and Don Licht

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Marvin Henchbarger and Laurie Dean Torrell at GLYS by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Marvin Henchbarger and Laurie Dean Torrell at GLYS

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Mary Thomas by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Mary Thomas

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Robert Frank and Mark Bozer by Keith Gemerek

    Interview with Robert Frank and Mark Bozer

    Keith Gemerek

    A collection of 34 interviews conducted in 2004 by Keith Gemerek focusing on GLBT elders in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding community. These recordings are housed in the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York at SUNY Buffalo State, Archives and Special Collections.
  • Interview with Tangarra; 10-26-1991 by Tangarra

    Interview with Tangarra; 10-26-1991

    Tangarra

    This interview was conducted on October 26, 1991 with Tangarra (John Minzer) as part of an lgbtq oral history project. Tangarra was the last and possibly one of the best vestiges of the time when drag performers were a beloved part of any vaudeville or night club experience. Tangarra described the era before cassettes and compact disc, "In my day, of course you had to sing. You had to dance and you had to be able to do jokes and patter with the comedians." Tangarra passed away on April 17, 2007.

  • Rust and Stone: Stonewall 50 and the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of WNY by Jeffry J. Iovannone

    Rust and Stone: Stonewall 50 and the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of WNY

    Jeffry J. Iovannone

    Dr. Jeffry J. Iovannone of SUNY Fredonia discusses the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, the gay community in WNY, and the Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive.
  • The Historical Development of the Gay Community in Buffalo, NY by Justin Azzarella

    The Historical Development of the Gay Community in Buffalo, NY

    Justin Azzarella

    Topics include: the evolution of the Mattachine Society of the Niagara Frontier in the 70’s as a reaction to the closure of gay bars; the first large community event put together by Frank Russo and Madeline Davis; gay parishioners at Buffalo churches and synagogues; the establishment of the Buffalo Gay Community Center in 1973 as the only community/self-supported center in the country; their sense of the gay community; the split between gay men and women in the late 1970s; evolution of the community as strong, but fractured; development of the Gay and Lesbian Youth Services (GLYS) as the only community safe space for youth with government funding; the inappropriate association of gays with pedophilia; the formation of NYSCGO from the Mattachine Society; an active discussion on Judaism and homosexuality; historical locations of gay communities within the city of Buffalo and suburbs; Rainbow Spirit Rising and growth of the Gay Pride Parade; and discussions of Buffalo as a big town with a small town mentality and the difficulties of being out and gay.

  • This Way Out; Program 840; Segment 1; NewsWrap by This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine

    This Way Out; Program 840; Segment 1; NewsWrap

    This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine

    Segment 1: NewsWrap program discussing the political and legal status of the lgbtq internationally.

    This Way Out is the volunteer-produced, multi-award-winning, internationally-syndicated weekly half-hour “magazine style” LGBTQ community radio program based in Los Angeles.

  • This Way Out; Program 840; Segment 2; Canadian Hate Propaganda Law by This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine

    This Way Out; Program 840; Segment 2; Canadian Hate Propaganda Law

    This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine

    Segment 2: Program surrounding the successful addition of sexual orientation to the Canadian hate propaganda law.

    This Way Out is the volunteer-produced, multi-award-winning, internationally-syndicated weekly half-hour “magazine style” LGBTQ community radio program based in Los Angeles.

 
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