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Postcard - A Little Too Straight
A Little Too Straight Unfortunately, history has set the record a little too straight. Laurie Casagrande Pictured: James Baldwin, Willa Cather, Errol Flynn, Michelangelo, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Cole Porter,...
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Postcard - Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde Jean Weisinger, photograph Audre (1934-1992) in her own words, was a "Black, lesbian, mother, warrior poet." And an activist, teacher, cancer survivor, and author of 17 books of...
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Greeted Card - Pride - "Celebrate Pride" - Individual
Amy E. Bartell, mixed media ©1996
Greeting Inside: Celebrate Pride.
5x7, with envelope
$3.00
Notecard - In Germany I Didn't Speak Out
In Germany I Didn't Speak Out SCW ©2005 Martin Niemoller, imprisoned by the Nazis, used this quote in post-WWII speeches to urge solidarity against all forms of repression. The US...
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Postcard - Things You Can Do To Eradicate Gender or Multiply It Exponentially
Things You Can Do To Eradicate Gender or Multiply It Exponentially
SCW ©2001. Mollie Biewald, mixed media ©1999.
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Postcard - Mildred Loving: I Support Gay Marriage
Mildred Loving: I Support Gay Marriage This SCW collage places the moving story of Mildred and Richard Loving, who dared to defy laws against interracial marriage, in the context of...
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Notecard - Generation Q
Generation Q Amy E. Bartell, mixed media ©1996. Concept: Amy E. Bartell & Michelle E. Brisson. On Back of Card: "Those who insist the struggle ended with Stonewall choose to...
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Postcard - In Germany I Didn't Speak Out
In Germany I Didn't Speak Out Martin Niemoller, imprisoned by the Nazis, used this quote in post-World War II speeches to urge solidarity against all forms of repression. The US...
$1.25
Postcard - Come Out...Come Out Wherever You Are
A pink triangle was used by the Nazis to identify and persecute homosexuals in the same way a yellow star was used for the Jews. An estimated 250,000 gay people...
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