A testimony from Frank Smithson about the arson that destroyed a large amount of the archives of ACT UP's workspace.

A letter from Michael Kaminer addressing to a colleague about receiving assistance from the Federation of Gay Games co-presidents, Susan Kennedy and Rick Peterson.

A letter from Ken Jorn discussing his time with the nonprofit fundraising organization, Cheer Dallas, and his hopes for the future of the organization.

A series of documents concerning a short film, "Flesh and Paper", about an Indian-born, lesbian, poet living in the United Kingdoms.

March 1996 edition of AIDS Update featuring an article about the excitement over protease inhibitors, the most promising of drug treatments for AIDS.

A flyer from the Dallas Gay Alliance listing the organizations that are a part of the Alliance. There are also handwritten notes on the back about testing and counseling.

A news story from the Dallas Voice about the fifty year pattern of Dallas Police Department seeking out LGBT individuals and charging them with public indecency and disorderly conduct. Internet comments are at the bottom of the article.

Photocopied newspaper clipping about the rise of the gay community in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Photocopy of several pages from the newsletter of the Dallas Gay Alliance (DGA) including a cartoon about Parkland Hospital and selected articles. There is highlighting on the pages related to an "Honorary Lesbian Award" (p. 5), in a longer piece discussing the need for a nationwide campaign to raise money and social awareness (pp. 12-13), and on a funders' page noting that the DGA supports the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

An issue of Dignity USA that focuses on the officers of the journal writing their views, plans, and hopes for the future of the organization.

Xerographic copy of an Atlantic Monthly article introducing scientific research on sexual orientation.

An issue of Dignity USA addressing gay and lesbian Catholics seeking to gain respect in their church community and in American culture.

A large multi-page guide for the Gay Games IV (1994), including events, performers, athletes, and articles.