Round button - 2.25” black and white with text “All I want is the cure and my friends back." A wavy line divides the black and white background colors of the button.

Yellow-orange sheet page 33, "Personals From the Mail Box - Ampersand Ads" & "Membership Application - Circle of Friends." The document requests for membership,and the committee.

8 pages of The Ampersand Circle of Friends publication, June 1970. The newsletter includes articles about opinions, local and national news, activities, and events.

13 pages of AMPERSAND - Circle of Friends publication - Volume 1, Issue 1, June 29, 1969. The publication includes articles about local news, opinions, activities, and events.

Announcement of Dallas's Riderless Horse Jackson's thirty-sixth birthday.

2 pages of "The Beginning of 'The Circle of Friends.'" The document includes an overview, objectives, and advice columns.

Round button - 1.5” white background with blue and red text: “Bill Nelson (red) City Council (blue).” Underneath the text, a small blue box with a red check mark is displayed.

Round button - 1.5" white background with red text: "The Buddy Project/Be A Buddy/Oak Lawn Community Services"

6-pages of Circle of Friends newsletter, including pink cover sheet. A drawing of a The newsletter includes local and national news, mainly concerning homosexual people. Handwritten designs are on the front cover of the pink cover sheet.

7-page Circle of Friends newsletter, issue 1, Febuary 1969. The newsletter includes local and national news, poetry, and additional thoughts.

3-page Circle of Friends newsletter, Newsletter #5, September 1968. This newsletter includes information about biblical text and interpretations.

Newspaper clipping of story "AIDS" on page A-23 in Dallas Times Herald, Saturday, October 21, 1989. The article covers a show Mike Richards and his connection to the gay community and AIDS.

Newspaper clipping of CHURCH story, continued from page 17 in Dallas Times Herald on page A-24, dated Monday, March 30, 1970. Article covers church officials' ideas over resources for homosexual people.

Newspaper clipping of story "Concern for Homosexuals Grows" by Martha Man, Religion Writer. Article covers various churches concerns on law and treatment of homosexual people.

Newspaper clipping of story "Early AIDS educator Mike Richards dies" by Kris Mullen of the Times Herald Staff. The article briefly covers Mike Richards development as a homosexuality advocate.

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.

Laminated newspaper clipping of story "Grossman receives top honor from local Realtors' group" by Dennis Vercher. The article includes information about Mike Grossman, his career in Real Estate and of his volunteer work with the Human Rights Campaign, the Resource Center of Dallas, and the AIDS Services of Dallas. The clipping is placed on a green sheet of paper.

Newspaper clipping of story "Little Change Seen in Texas Law On Sodomy" by Martha Man. The article covers a professional conference in Dallas focusing on the topic of homosexuality and its legal interpretation and issues. On the back of this clipping is an article about astronauts and space.

Newspaper clipping of story "Sodomy" in the Dallas Times Herald, Sunday, April 19, 1970. The article covers a psychologists' interpretations of law and homosexuality.

Newspaper clipping of story "Suit Filed Against Vice Unit" from the Dallas Morning News, pg. 3-D. Article covers Alvin Leon Buchanan's suit against a Dallas police vice squad.

Newspaper clipping of story "Tourists, Homosexuals Try to Trip Up Horse Guards" in Dallas Times Herald, Sunday, April 26, 1970. The article covers a Horse Guard and the exercise of riding a horse and homosexual people interaction with officers in the group. Another article is on the back of the main document.

Front: Color photograph of a man posing next to a black horse in a parade, back: "Sept. 1991 - Jackson the Riderless Horse." Crowds of people are standing in the background.

Front: Color photograph of a man posing with a black horse in a parade, back: "Sept. 1991" handwritten. In the background, crowds of people are standing.

Front: Color photograph of a man walking a black horse through a parade, back: "Sept. 91" handwritten. Photograph taken in the intersection of Cedar Springs and Reagen Street. A variety of people are standing by the sidelines and watching the parade.