Presbyterian Minutes

Contains Carl Schlegel documentation.

My First Pride March, NYC

Title My First NYC Pride march Text Not sure why I had stayed away from marching in a Pride Parade for so long; decades, to be honest. Perhaps because I've never been a joiner, especially regarding huge and seemingly impersonal festivities.…

My First NYC Pride march

Not sure why I had stayed away from marching in a Pride Parade for so long; decades, to be honest. Perhaps because I've never been a joiner, especially regarding huge and seemingly impersonal festivities. Never able to appreciate what I had…

The Back Door Lounge Betrayel

In the very early 80’s there was a guy named Marty who was a cocktail waiter for the Garage . Marty was also a bartender at the Back Door Lounge on E. Charleston but was recently fired for reasons unknown and immediately replaced. Me and my…

My First NYC Pride March

Not sure why I had stayed away from marching in a Pride Parade for so long; decades, to be honest. Perhaps because I've never been a joiner, especially regarding huge and seemingly impersonal festivities. Never able to appreciate what I had…

My First NYC Pride march

Not sure why I had stayed away from marching in a Pride Parade for so long; decades, to be honest. But I'd been a member of NYC's Gay Center for a number of years, and had become active in certain programs. When my fellow Center members…

Glave, "Fraternities"

Glave, "Fraternities"

Barron and Gittings 1974

Barron and Rosen 1975

Anita Cornwell

Rosalie Davies

Peter Sewally/Mary Jones, June 11, 1836, by Jonathan Ned Katz and Tavia Nyong'o

Two historians, Jonathan Ned Katz and Tavia Nyong’o, present and analyze the story and visual depiction of Peter Sewally/Mary Jones, a Black transgender person in New York City, in 1836. First published on OutHistory in 2017.

Vaginal Davis: "VD as PS"

Anarchy Andi's Tattoo

Lezley Saar: "The Con Art of Peter Sewally"

Minstrel Show: Howard and Griffin

Life in Philadelphia (Unnumbered)

Life in Philadelphia, No. 12

Life in Philadelphia, No. 11

Clay: Life in Philadelphia