Full page from the Dallas Times Herald for February 19, 1989. Relevant article is "Council candidates lining up" which details which candidates are expected for the Dallas City Council election of May 6, 1989.

Letter from John C. Pouland addressed to fellow Democrats and dated January 19, 1989. Pouland advocates for his election to Dallas County Democratic Executive Committee Party Chair at the January 30, 1990 election. On the back a photocopy of a clipping from the Dallas Morning News by Pouland, "Why Hance went to Vienna" speculates about the purpose of Kent Hance's trips to Vienna being part of a plan to run for governor in 1990.

Clipping from the Denton Record & Chronicle for July 19, 1989. "Some area agencies oppose hiring gay officers" describes the admittance of North Texas police departments to practice discriminatory hiring practices towards gays.

Booklet and envelope from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition containing information about a kickoff reception on October 19, 1986.

Legislative candidate questionnaire for the 1988 primary election from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition and completed by Kenneth Green on January 19, 1988.

Minutes for the meeting of the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition for December 19, 1995.

A Dallas Times Herald article about Rep. Craig Washington attending the sixth annual Texas Gay Conference and urging fellow LGBTQIA+ community members to get politically involved.

Notes from the Texas Gay Task Force's sixth people's assembly on August 19, 1979.

Newspaper clippings from the Dallas Times Herald from June 19, 1980.

A newspaper clipping from the Dallas Times Herald from April 19, 1981.

A Dallas Times Herald newspaper clipping about an event with Dallas Mayor Jack Evans after Evans stated he was interesting in hiring LGBTQIA+ community members to city positions.

A series of emails and a Time to Step Up form from March 19, 2004.

A scan of a Dallas Morning News article from August 19, 1977 by Dotty Griffith about Clay Smothers discussing his opinions about other BIPOC politicians.

Letter from Tony Goolsby sent to the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas on January 19, 1990 in response to their questionnaire.

Pamphlet advertising a kickoff reception held by the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas on October 19, 1986. Pictures the numbers "21.06" crossed through on the front to represent Texas Penal Code 21.06.

Pamphlet for the "We the People vs. Wade" reception/cash bar on January 19, 1986. Features plaintiff of the Baker vs. Wade case Don Baker alongside attorneys Laurence Tribe and Jim Baker.

Clipping from Dallas Times Herald for September 19, 1986. "Sobran column on gays was wicked and irresponsible" reacts to a column from Joseph Sobran that was featured on the Herald's opinion pages titled "A cure to homosexuality."

Photocopy of clipping from Dallas Times Herald for October 19, 1986. "Against secrecy" details an opinion of disapproval for the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition's discreet approach to politics.

Letter from Justice of the Peace candidate Robert A. Forman sent to Allan G. Calkin on January 19, 1988. Forman declines to responds to the questionnaire sent by the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition.

Questionnaire from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas (LGPC) completed by Irene Young, who seeks the endorsement of the LGPC in the 1987 Dallas City Council Election, on February 19, 1987.

Questionnaire for the 1990 Primary Election from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas. Completed on January 19, 1990 by Dr. Theresa Hearn-Haynes, who seeks endorsement.

Letter from the Public Health Service's Centers for Disease Control (CDC) sent to Al Calkin of the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition. Informs Community-Based Organizations conducting HIV prevention projects of the CDC's plans to hold preapplication workshops.

An issue of the Dallas Morning News from August 19, 1982 with the article, "Just What's So 'Gay' About It" by William Murchison.

Newspaper clippings from the Dallas Times Herald from July 19, 1981 about Dallas being a nation leader in LGBTQIA+ politics and places to live for LGBTQIA+ people.