Affidavit of David Martin regarding Dallas Gay Alliance v Parkland Hospital.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Newspaper clipping of story "Gay parade attracts 10,000" on page A-10 from Dallas Times Herald, Monday, September 25, 1989. The article covers The Texas Freedom Parade, one of two annual Dallas gay and lesbian celebrations.

A document describing Paul Cameron, chairperson of the Institute for the Scientific Investigation of Sexuality (ISIS), and his homophobic writings, ideals, and falsified research.

A newspaper clipping regarding possible changes in a Senator candidates opinions on key issues. The back of the document also contains a photograph of Senator Ted Lyon sitting in a room, watching the videotape he discovered on a television.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Letter of recommendation for Don Baker from William Beck to the Gay Academic Union regarding a scholarship application.

Photograph of a cyclist comically posing with a mannequin dressed in black-tie attire in front of a table laid with snacks and decorations. The cyclist appears wearing a light blue front zip cycling shirt, black shorts, silver cycling cleats, and a white costume veil. The cyclist smiles as he playfully gropes the mannequin with their gloved right hand.

Photograph of a man holding a woman in cycling gear labeled as rider #285. Both smile at the camera and pose under a quickly fabricated wedding arch with a "Welcome to the Wedding Chapel" sign amongst a crowd of fellow cyclists and crew members. Beyond the arch, a white building and semi-truck trailer stand at the edge of the parking lot.

Photograph of a man in bicycling gear and a pink fuzzy crown on the top of his helmet pointing the audience's attention to the "Welcome to the Lone Star Ride Wedding Chapel" sign attached to a quickly fabricated wedding arch. Behind the archway, other cyclists can be seen walking around the parking lot area parked on the edge with three dark-colored vehicles. In the background, a white building stands partially obscured by trees.

Photograph of a smiling man and woman wearing gray shirts and posing on their bicycles under a quickly fabricated wedding arch with a "Welcome to the Wedding Chapel" sign. The man on the right appears as rider #312. Behind the pair a scattered group of cyclists all wearing yellow, red, and blue cycling jerseys with black shorts stand and talk amongst each other. In the background, a white building appears partially obscured by trees.

Photograph of a cyclist standing next to a mannequin dressed in black-tie attire with his gloved hands on his hips. The cyclist is wearing a yellow, blue, and red LSR cycling jersey that reads "Ten Years Fighting AIDS" on the front next to a logo for the Dallas Voice on the side. The mannequin appears dressed as a groom and is set standing by a white pavilion tent pole. Behind the pair, a woman dressed as a bride in a white dress and veil gives a side-eye expression.

Photograph of four individuals smiling at the camera and posing on their bicycles underneath a quickly fabricated wedding arch with a "Welcome to the Wedding Chapel" sign. The cyclists appear all huddled together in red, yellow, and blue cycling jerseys. The man in the center wears a costume veil over his bike helmet. Staple damage appears along the top bar of the archway.

Photograph of a man smiling for the camera and posing under a quickly fabricated wedding arch with a "Welcome to the Wedding Chapel" sign. He stands with his hands behind his back and wears a bridal veil with a crowd of cyclists and other volunteers scattered around the parking lot behind him.

Photograph of a smiling man in cycling gear posing with his leg lifted across a male mannequin in a black suit and bowtie. The mannequin appears standing by an edge pole of a white tent pavilion. A green lawn extends behind the tent up a slight slope with a path leading up and out of sight.

Photograph of four people dressed in various red LSR t-shirts posing around a male mannequin dressed in a black suit and bowtie. Behind the group is a medium white pavilion tent set up on flat concrete near the edge of a green grass lawn. A small sign is set up near the mannequin's feet.

Photograph of a crew member wearing an orange mesh reflector vest over a blue LSR t-shirt posing comically in the arms of a groom mannequin. The mannequin's head is positioned slightly up and to the left and it appears in a black suit and tie. A small sign with descriptive text is placed to the right of the feet of the mannequin on a small easel stand.

Photograph collage featuring a mannequin dressed as a groom in black-tie attire and various people posing with the mannequin and with each other. The center photograph shows a sign with a comically poetic description of "Bruce, the perfect husband."

Photograph of two men kissing and posing on their bikes underneath a quickly fabricated wedding arch with a "Welcome to the Wedding Chapel" sign amongst a crowd of people. In the background, a white building and semi-truck trailer stand at the edge of the parking lot.

Photograph of three men seated in a golf cart. The shot captures a bald man with glasses in the driver's seat wearing a light blue t-shirt and khaki shorts along with a black walkie-talkie secured to his outside hip. Two other men sit behind him on a bench seat and smile for the camera. In the background dark trees and light grass line the side of the road.

A Dallas Times Herald newspaper clipping about a large Dallas gay pride parade which attracted a number of visitors and performers.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.