Credit: Donna Graves
Credit: GLBT Historical Society
Credit: GLBT Historical Society
Credit: GLBT Historical Society
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Since 1979 The Women’s Building has been a place where the struggle for women’s rights has been linked to those of all LGBTQ people, marginalized racial communities, immigrants and others.
Credit: Donna Graves
Mona’s 440 Club was known for its nightly cross-gender entertainment featuring male-impersonating performers, such as the nationally known Gladys Bentley, dressed in tuxedos.
Credit: GLBT Historical Society
In 1985 protestors began the first use of civil disobedience against federal response to the AIDS epidemic with a 24-hour encampment in San Francisco’s Civic Center that lasted 10 years.
Credit: GLBT Historical Society
Troy Perry, founder of the groundbreaking Metropolitan Community Church for lesbians and gays, spoke at California Hall where the local congregation held its first public service.
Credit: GLBT Historical Society
Donna Graves

Donna Graves: Learning from LGBTQ Places: Thoughts on Heritage and Preservation

Tuesday, September 25, 2018
6:00 pm

Meyerson Hall, Upper Gallery