109 results for: Paulson, Don
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"From Oppression to Liberation" flier, April 1991
This flier advertises a forum and panel discussion on the theme "From Oppression to Liberty," held on Saturday April 20, 1991. Representatives from five different national liberation groups gave their perspectives on the subject. The panel members represented the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (FMLN) in El Salvador, the African National Congress (ANC) in…
ID Number:2002.23.2.72.1.1
Date:1991
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Out in the Streets march poster, October 11, 1991
The flier seen here advertises a march to Westlake Center in Seattle on National Coming Out Day, planned by Queer Nation, a group committed to activism on issues of queer visibility, homophobia, and anti-queer violence.This item is one of many gathered by the Seattle-born author, artist, and chronicler of local drag culture, Donald Charles "Don" Paulson (1933-2012), in a collection…
ID Number:2002.23.2.73.1
Date:1991
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Queer Nation meeting poster, September 26, 1990
This poster advertises a meeting at Seattle Central Community College planned by Queer Nation, a group committed to activism on issues of queer visibility, homophobia, and anti-queer violence.This item is one of many gathered by the Seattle-born author, artist, and chronicler of local drag culture, Donald Charles "Don" Paulson (1933-2012), in a collection he "dedicated to everyone who ever participated…
ID Number:2002.23.2.73.2
Date:1990
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Draft resistance flier, Seattle, 1968
Though protest to conscription has been a feature of all American wars, draft resistance and draft evasion reached a historic peak during the Vietnam War. Draft Resistance-Seattle (DR), the local chapter of a larger national network, worked at Seattle colleges and high schools, alongside other antiwar groups, to organize young men eligible for military service to delay their induction. This…
ID Number:2002.23.3.1b.1
Date:1968
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Seattle Liberation Front Program for Action, circa 1970
The Seattle Liberation Front (SLF), organized by University of Washington professor Michael Lerner in January 1970, was a short-lived radical organization arising out of the student movements of the 1960s. The group became famous when conspiracy charges against seven of its members were filed in connection with a protest at the Federal Courthouse in downtown Seattle. On February 17, over…
ID Number:2002.23.3.4b.1
Date:1970
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Flier for Indochina and Amnesty: Who Is the Enemy? event, Bellingham, November 16, 1974
This flier promotes a rally for peace in Southeast Asia, held on November 16, 1974. The rally began at Western Washington State College (now Western Washington University) in Bellingham, then drove to the Peace Arch at the US - Canada border at Blaine, Washington. Later that day was the Northwest premiere of the film "Introduction to the Enemy," followed by…
ID Number:2002.23.3.31.1
Date:1974
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Gay Community Center News, Vol. I, No. 1, June 1974
The newsletter shown here is the inaugural issue of the Gay Community Center News (later the Seattle Gay News), a publication of the Gay Community Center in Seattle, a social-service agency for sexual minorities. This issue discusses the recent opening of the Gay Community Center in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, as well as preparations for Gay Pride Week, with events…
ID Number:2002.23.3.34.1
Date:1974
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We will take only...Sew Much! newsletter, September 1975
The newsletter shown here was produced by The Sew Much, a national organization of garment workers that fought for higher pay and more favorable union contracts. The newsletter, written in both English and Japanese, calls for changes to the local garment workers’ union in Seattle. Specifically, it opposes a proposed increase in dues from $5.00 to $6.50 and proposes lowering…
ID Number:2002.23.3.43.1
Date:1975
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We will take only...Sew Much! newsletter, February 1975
The newsletter shown here was produced by The Sew Much, a national organization of garment workers that fought for higher pay and more favorable union contracts. The newsletter calls for a 10% pay raise and a commitment to regular cost-of-living increases, an end to layoffs, a union hiring hall to help unemployed members find a new job in the union,…
ID Number:2002.23.3.47.1
Date:1975
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"What's happening" newsletter covering political events, Seattle, January 1975
During the 1970s, community newsletters emerged in Seattle and elsewhere to share information about local political news and activist causes. This four-page copy of “What’s Happening” includes information about a proposed anti-war demonstration, understaffing at Harborview Hospital, picketing supermarkets in favor of farmworker rights, racism, and many issues affecting women and the LGBTQIA+ community. The involvement of the local community…
ID Number:2002.23.3.47.2.2
Date:1975