First Class Citizens 20th Season | 2012 Categories: Equality , History, Politics, Public Policy & Public Affairs
Inspired by Martin Luther King’s vision of equality, we look back at how LGBT rights intersect with the broader movement for civil rights in this country. Revisiting the first gay rights protests, the gay men of color who joined the Million Man March and our first openly gay federal judge, we celebrate those who stood up and spoke out for full LGBT equality.
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GLBT Historical Society
Often referred to as San Francisco's "queer Smithsonian," the GLBT Historical Society houses one of the world's largest collections of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender historical materials.
National Black Justice Coalition
America’s leading national Black LGBT civil rights organization focused on federal public policy, the National Black Justice Coalition leads Black families in bridging the gaps between straight and LGBT people and communities.
The Frank Kameny Papers
Frank Kameny became a pioneer of the LGBT movement after being fired from his government job in 1957 for being gay. To learn more about his life-long dedication to LGBT equality, visit The Frank Kameny Papers, an archive of his correspondence, memorabilia, and journalism from the LGBT caucus within the Special Libraries Association.
The National LGBT Bar Association
The LGBT Bar promotes justice in and through the legal profession for the LGBT community in all its diversity.