Gene Friedman on the porch of a house with signs for the gay pride day ACT UP/KC demonstration; signs read "Visible & Gay", "I'm a lesbian & I vote", "We have pride We want justice!", "We are your neighbors friends & co-workers!", "One out of ten: We are everywhere!" "Someone you know is a lesbian", "I'm gay and I vote!", "My friends are gay and that's ok!"
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-045.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
David Weeda on the porch of a house with signs for the gay pride day ACT UP/KC demonstration; signs read "Visible & Gay", "I'm a lesbian & I vote", "We have pride We want justice!", "We are your neighbors friends & co-workers!", "One out of ten: We are everywhere!" "Someone you know is a lesbian", "I'm gay and I vote!", "My friends are gay and that's ok!"
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-046.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Bill Todd in his police uniform in his kitchen, by the counter in front of the stove, before going out for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-047.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Bill Todd in his police uniform in his house before going on to the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; a shelf with a radio, books, and glassware is seen behind him.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-048.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Photo looking over the shoulders of several white people attending the rally at City Hall for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; an unidentified white man holding a sheet of paper and speaking to the crowd as well as a blue, white, and gold banner is seen.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-049.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Photo looking over the shoulders of several people (white) attending the rally at City Hall for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; an unidentified white man holding a sheet of paper and speaking to the crowd as well as a blue, white, and gold banner is seen; Jon Barnett is seen listening and wearing a t-shirt with the Silence=Death logo.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-050.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Photo looking over the shoulders of several white people attending the rally at City Hall for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; Jon Barnett (right) is hugging another, unidentified, white man beneath a blue, white, and gold banner.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-051.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
A small white truck with three protest signs on it parked near the parking garage near City Hall at the rally there on the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; signs illegible in the photo.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-052.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Kay Madden (right) and likely Cathy Connealy (middle) standing with an unidentified white man at the rally for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy at City Hall; both women have sunglasses on and the man is wearing a t-shirt reading "Great moments in Supreme Court history: No rights for blacks, No rights for women, No rights for the Japanese���." ; the Midwest Typewriter building is seen behind them.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-053.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Jon Barnett (right) in a Silence=Death t-shirt about to kiss an unidentified white man on the steps of City Hall as part of the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; two other men are seen behind them also kissing; the man at the back right is Mark Chaney. Two other unidentified white men are also on the stairs.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-054.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Small white truck with a full sized bed made up in black sheets set up on the truck bed with a sign that reads (in part) RIP and made to look like a gravestone across from City Hall at the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; several demonstrators, including Mark Chaney in the red ball cap can be seen in front of City Hall.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-055.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Mark Chaney and an unidentified white man on the steps of City Hall for the rally for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; Chaney, in a red ball cap, is carrying a sign reading "Don't tread on my bed" and the other man is wearing an ACT UP t-shirt with the sleeves rolled up and sunglasses.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-056.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Crowd of people (overwhelmingly white) seen at City Hall for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; two signs and a rainbow flag are seen; one sign reads "Lesbian [pink triangle] & [pink triangle] Proud" and the other is a circle with a slash around the numbers "5660901(3)".
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-057.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Alvin Brooks on the steps of City Hall speaking to the crowd demonstrating on the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; a reporter is holding up a microphone to catch his words and a blue, white, and gold banner is seen behind him.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-058.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
Art Bratt in a white t-shirt with his eyes closed hugging an unidentified white man in a red t-shirt before a dinner on the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; a telephone is seen hanging on the wall behind them.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_glama_todd-bratt_photo-059.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0202
