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Activism in the Archives Main Menu Introduction Women's Liberation and Lesbian Feminism Activism from the 1960s to 1980s The AIDS Epidemic in Los Angeles ACT UP/LA and the Mary Lucey and Nancy MacNeil Collection Pride as Protest Archival Silences Asking for your stories Media Gallery The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives thanks the County of Los Angeles 3rd District for supporting this program and exhibit.

Subject Files

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The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives have extensive subject files on anything and everything you can think of relating to LGBTQ topics. Recently the Subject Files were digitized so look out for news about how to access those materials online in the near future. There is also a digital exhibit featuring the Subject Files, so check that out!

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Who are Sue and Shirley? - cover
Who are Sue and Shirley? - page 1
Who are Sue and Shirley? -page 2
Feminist Mental Health Seminar on Consciousness Raising
Minority Gays Find Strength in Unity - page 1
Consciousness Raising: Coming to Connexxus and the World
Answers to a Parent's Questions About Homosexuality
Cover of Toward a Black Feminist Criticism
Sisters in Struggle
Campus Women's Forum
The women's movement of the 80's
Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum
Advanced class class
A manual for radical change
Black Writers Illuminate Hidden Lives - page 1
Building Bridges, Making Connections - page 2
Why are Women Joining the National Gay Task Force?
The Black Lesbian
Kitchen Table, Women of Color Press
Heard Any Good jokes?
Minority Gays Find Strength in Unity - page 2
First Black Lesbian Conference Letter
NGTF facts
Minority Gays Find Strength in Unity - page 3
Becoming Visible
Media Guide to Gay Issues
We Won't Be Silenced
Women United Against the War
The Women's Movement and the Class struggle - page 1
Committee Closeup: Consciousness Raising
Sticker - Pornography Destroys
Guidelines to Feminist Consciousness Raising - introduction
Letter to Members of the Public from three former members of Unbound Feet
Open Letter from Womanpower to You
The Women's Movement and the Class struggle - page 2
Consciousness-Raising Rules and Topics
Women Against Violence in Pornography and Media
Guidelines to Feminist Consciousness Raising - table of contents
The Struggle of Unbound Feet
All U.S. Troops in S.E. Asia OUT NOW
Consciousness Raising
Introduction to Consciousness Raising
Lesbian Feminists of Los Angeles - page 1
Victory Newsletter, no. 1
Flyer for continued protest of AB101 veto
Women's Press Boycotts
Consciousness Raising Small Groups-II
Consciousness-Raising for Lesbians - page 1
Lesbian Feminists of Los Angeles - page 2
LAAPIS at LA Pride, 1994
Cover of Phoenix Rising no.37
Flyer for continued protest of AB101 veto
The Briggs Initiative
Starting your own consciousness raising group
Consciousness-Raising for Lesbians - page 2
Lesbian Feminists of Los Angeles - page 3
The Center News v. VII, no. 4
Phoenix Rising no.32
Parents and friends of lesbians and gays to meet in West Hollywood Park
Do Public Speaking About Prop 6
Resistances to Consciousness
Wilson: protesters disrupt speech (page 1)
Lesbian Feminists of Los Angeles - page 4
Making Waves
The Lesbian and Gay Action Coalition
Lesbianism: A class thing Article written for the Second Page (formerly the Women's Page) about how the oppression of women, and the oppression of lesbians is class oppression. This stems from the idea that lesbians in the Women's Movement were often classed as "not real women" but as masculine or aligned with men. Resnikoff highlights that women labelled as lesbian, regardless of their sexuality, were often working class women who broke gender norms, creating division within the Women's Movement to hide the real struggle of class.
On Our Own: Gay men in consciousness-raising groups - cover Article written by the Gay Liberation Front about consciousness raising groups inspired by the Women's Liberation Movement have helped transform the way they organize, and how it is essential that gays organize because they cannot expect help from straight allies. CR groups in the GLF have helped combat heterosexual myths and social structure, and created a space where people with different experiences can relate to each other.
Gay rights protest disrupts Wilson speech (page 2)
Introduction to Consciousness Raising
Centerfold page from Phoenix Rising newsletter no.40
Volunteers needed for safer sex parties
The Women's Movement and the Class struggle - cover
On Our Own: Gay men in consciousness-raising groups - page 1 Article written by the Gay Liberation Front about consciousness raising groups inspired by the Women's Liberation Movement have helped transform the way they organize, and how it is essential that gays organize because they cannot expect help from straight allies. CR groups in the GLF have helped combat heterosexual myths and social structure, and created a space where people with different experiences can relate to each other.
Boycott Coors - Non Pasteurized Non Union
Guidelines to Feminist Consciousness Raising - cover