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The Christopher Street Liberation Day March, 1970-1985, by Suzanne Poli and Cecelia Martin
Explore fifteen years of the New York City Pride Parade through Suzanne Poli's exceptional photographs. Published originally on OutHistory in 2012.
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Counter Jumper
[ID: A postcard that shows a stylized illustration of four people exiting from a door. Three of them are tall men smoking and holding canes. The leftmost man wears a dark red coat and a top hat; the man in the middle wears a green coat and a cap; and…
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Tony Pastor's (Back)
[ID: The back of a postcard from Tony Pastor's Downtown with handwriting on it. The postcard is off-white with typed text on the top left side that reads, "Hi Kid: what a place. Full of “Queers” women + some dressed like men. They were fairies + made…
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Tony Pastor's (Front)
[ID: A postcard showing an illustration of a restaurant. On the right wall is a long row of tables covered with white tablecloths and white napkin center pieces. The rightmost seats are booth seats and the ones opposite to them are chairs with red…
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Om Jag Vore Man
[ID: A vertical postcard with an illustration of two people on a yellow background. The person on the left is a thin white man wearing a green suit with light, thin vertical stripes. He has a black mustache and short black hair. He holds a striped…
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Mama's Hope
[ID: A captioned postcard depicting a tailor. The tailor wears a neat gray suit with a flower on the lapel and a folded, white handkerchief in the breast pocket. They have black hair that is parted down the middle and slicked down on either side.…
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Counter Part
"A Counter-Part" Published 1910; postmarked July 29, 1911. Identification on back "S 116." Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Is it True?
[ID: A postcard depicting a simple black and white illustration of two men. The illustration is line art with no shading or color. On the left is a man wearing formal shoes, vertical-striped pants, a belt with circular shapes on it, and a loose,…
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Mollycoddle 3
[ID: A postcard depicting an illustration of a person looking in a vanity with text next to the right of them. The illustration is on a light green background with a dark blue border. The text is dark green and reads, "'Mollycoddle' - Male person who…
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Mollycoddle 2
"'Mollycoddle' Male Person who Despises All Athletic Games, but Ping Pong, Tiddel-de-Winks, and Casino." Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Mollycoddle 1
"'Mollycoddle' Who Eats a Big Fat Ice Cream Soda as if He Enjoys It." Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Merry Little Chap"
"Such A Merry Little Chap. Ho! little giggler, aren't you sweet? Nicest little sissy-boy one could meet! I wonder if a man you'll ever, ever be - You're far from it now, as any one may see." Postcard from Marshall Weeks…
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Taking it on the Chin
"Taking it on the Chin. First Pansy: 'Listen dearie - you'd better stop dashing before we come to blows.' Second Pansy: 'If we do, Mary - I'll do the blowing.'" Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Settle the Argument
"This should settle the argument once and for all, Albert!" Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Call the Matron
"Have him searched, Sergeant. Call the Matron." Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Trouble With the Pansies
"Yes Miss, most of the flowers 'ave done well this year, but I've 'ad a lot of trouble with the Pansies!" Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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I Tell You
"I tell you it doesn't look at all like a pansy." Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Man's Work 3
"I Hate to See A Woman Do A Man's Work!" Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Men's Work 1
"Girls Are Doing All the Men's Work Now." Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.
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Fellows' Jobs
"Girls Are Doing All The Fellows' Jobs Now!" Postcard from Marshall Weeks collection.