Email to Charles C. Francis containing two articles covering the what GOP spokesman Robert Black said about the Log Cabin Republicans of Texas. The first is from the Dallas Morning News and covers Gov. George W. Bush's response to the issue and the second is from the Star Telegram and covers the demonstration that is being planned in response. Some lines are underlined and there is a note at the top that reads "'High Noon' Fort Worth". A fax number is included at the top as well.

A brief, printed email discussing potential meeting locations. Towards the middle of the page, an untitled text file is attached.

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping about Andy Smith and Paul von Wupperfeld working from within the GOP to change its political platform.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle and five other women attending the opening ceremony of the Cowgirl Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. They are all seated behind a blue ribbon are are dressed with Western-style accessories like cowboy hats and belt buckles. All subjects are looking to the left of the camera, except for Purtle who is smiling at the camera.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle and Sandra Day O'Connor at the Grand Opening of the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame and Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. Sue Pirtle is wearing a cowboy hat and behind them more people dressed in nice western-wear are visible.

Video recording of a Log Cabin Republicans rally at the Fort Worth water gardens. Behind the speakers are people holding signs. Those belonging to LCR members include "Rally for Liberty", "Exclusion is not Inclusion", "Barry Goldwater good for Liberty I miss them both!", "Hate is not a family value", "I see the circus but where's the big tent", "Lesbian & Gay Equality", and the HRC logo. Those belonging to protesters include "Homosexuality is a Hell/Fire Sin!!" and one that lists out multiple grievances surrounded with a "SIN" border. At the end of the video the protesters are closer to the cameras and directly address group members and camera handlers.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle (center) and two other individuals standing in the rotunda at the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame for the International Cowgirl Induction Ceremony. All subjects are grinning at the camera and dressed in Western-style attire, including cowboy hats and belt buckles.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle and four other individuals cutting a blue ribbon at the International Cowgirl Induction Ceremony outside of the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth. All individuals are wearing Western-style clothing, including cowboy hats and belt buckles, and Sue Pirtle is looking towards the camera, smiling, as all the other individuals are focused on cutting the ribbon.

A picture of two men eating an ice cream brownie dessert at the counter. The photo was taken in a dimly lit bar area with neon signs scattered around the room near the ceiling.

A photograph of Brian wearing a hat standing with a smiling woman both turned to the camera, with Billy standing behind him. This photo was taken with a flash in a dimly lit bar.

Photograph of two people sitting together at a bar, on the left wearing yellow and on the right wearing black and white. The photo was taken at the bar counter of a dimly lit restaurant.

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping about LGBTQIA+ groups telling President Bill Clinton that if LGBTQIA+ community members are banned from the military again, that they would fight back.

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping about AIDS activists making their disappointment known to political leaders in regards to progress in the AIDS crisis.

Photograph of four men standing together, (left to right) Mark, Eric, a man without a nametag, and Drue. This photo was taken in a dark bar with various neon signs.

Video recording from the Black Tie Dinner Collection recorded during an interview with several community members of GLSEN, Fort Worth Men's Chorus, and the National Uncommon Legacy Foundation.