Hidden Histories: Discovering Los Angeles' LGBTQ+ Collections Main Menu Hidden Histories: Discovering Los Angeles' LGBTQ+ Collections Welcome to Hidden Histories! Discovering Los Angeles' LGBTQ+ Collections! What is Hidden Histories? A partnership between ONE Archives at USC and L.A. as Subject, Hidden Histories' goal is to create a centralized resource of LGBTQ+ archival material for researchers and community members. Participating Institutions L.A. as Subject member institutions from across Southern California have joined with ONE and LAAS to collaborate on this project. Topical Guide Collections from participating institutions organized based on the subject or topic of the materials.

Latino/a/x LGTBQ+ people

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Latin American people who are LGBTQ+.

This definition is from Homosaurus v3. For more information about the indexing term "Latino/a/x LGBTQ+ people," view the Homosaurus entry here. 

Contents of this tag:

  1. California Historical Society
  2. California State University, Northridge (CSUN) University Library
  3. Gerth Archives & Special Collections at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH)
  4. Center for the Study of Political Graphics
  5. The Huntington Library, Art Museum, & Botanical Gardens
  6. The Claremont Colleges Special Collections & Archives
  7. Self Help Graphics & Art
  8. Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection
  9. Ella Strong Denison Library, Scripps College
  10. The Outwords Archive (OUTWORDS)
  11. Historical Society of Long Beach
  12. University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) Library
  13. University of California, Irvine (UCI) Special Collections & Archives
  14. The Gay Latino Alliance, Market St., June 24, 1979
  15. Five Latines dressed for the Orange County Gay Pride Festival, 1991
  16. 3a Marcha Lésbica, 2006
  17. East LA Archives, 1979
  18. Laura Aguilar, #6, from the series Plush Pony, 1992
  19. Central American Solidarity LA Network, undated
  20. LXS Guía, Cynthia Velasquez, 2018
  21. Remembrance (for Teddy and Arnie), Joey Terrill, 2008
  22. Roland Palencia, Gay and Lesbian Latinos Unidos Office, 1983
  23. Gloria Arellanes, circa 1968