Flyer for a roller skating party hosted by the Dallas Gay Political Caucus on May 18th, 1977 to support the Miami Gay Community after public remarks by Anita Bryant, who was known at the time for her anti-gay statements.

Clipping from the Brownwood Bulletin with an article on Anita Bryant's visit and freedom and individual rights for gays and lesbians, sponsored by the Dallas Gay Political Caucus. Steve Wilkins has his name at the bottom. July 3rd, 1977

Letter from Mark White, Secretary of State, to Richard Peeples accepting the articles of incorporation for the Dallas Gay Political Caucus.

Brochure for the Texas Gay Task Force discussing topics such as discrimination against gays, organization information, and core goals.

Brochure for the Dallas Gay Political Caucus discussing the organization's goals, leading office positions for the Caucus, and information about human rights abuses that affect the gay community. There is also a slip included to apply for membership or to make a charitable contribution.

18 pages of "Scene - The Dallas Morning News Sunday mag - Sisters of Sappho", February 27, 1977.

Amended articles of incorporation for the Houston Human Rights Defense Foundation.

A press release from the Dallas Gay Political Caucus (DGPC) reporting on two criminals who are self-proclaimed homosexuals do not represent homosexual groups as a whole. They argued that Fort Worth Star-Telegram mentioned the criminals' sexual orientation as a way of prejudice against homosexuals. The second document is also from the DGPC stating against the Dallas Motion Picture Review Board for having a "p" classification to rate homosexuality as a perverse rating.

A pamphlet from the Dallas County Health Department offering information on safe sex and HIV/AIDS transmission prevention.

An article from Hoofbeat that is welcoming back Bill Nelson, a prior student who has now returned to W.T. White to be a teacher.

Clipping from Dallas Morning News titled "Dallas gays set for Bryant protest" pertaining to a Houston protest concerning the Texas anti-sodomy law.

An article from the Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Texas) promoting gay-rights and denouncing anti-gay rights organizations.

Photocopy of Dallas Morning News clipping about Don Baker and the Dallas Gay Political Caucus.

A letter from Dr. H. Louise Young and Vivienne B. Armstrong urging Jim Mattox and James Collins urging to support the LGBT community as a civil rights movement. The last documents are articles pertaining to the gay and lesbian leaders involving themselves in politics and a page of the Dallas Gay Political Caucus treasurer's report.

A group of articles from the Dallas Gay Political Caucus announcing their drive goal, endorsing of Coors boycott, Rev. Troy Perry fasting in front of the White House as an act of protest, and other events happening that summer.

A legal document registering Dallas Gay Political Caucus as a corporation that promotes equality and freedom for all without taking account their sexual preferences.