Video recording from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters including a series of :10 sec PSAs for the Junior Black Academy to be aired May 21st 1989. Each PSA is preceded by a slide of the creation information. The footage features celebrities' active in the organization and from a variety of arts reciting the same script.

Photocopy of the abstracts for presentations that are taking place during the Inheriting the Theory: New Voices and Multiple Perspectives on DBAE. At the bottom of the first page is the location and dates of the seminar and on the left-hand side are the committee members and director. Each idea is listed under its own "Triangulation", there are six total. Each triangulation gives a summary of the idea as well as a snippet about the speaker.

Letter sent to activists of the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) dates May 2, 1989 signed by Peri Jude Radecic with the main purpose of dicussing the 101st Congress. The first page describes the upcoming enclosures, noting that the most significant bills are the Hate Crime Statistics Act, the Immigration, Exclusion, and Deportation Amendment Act, and the Labor, HHS and Education Appropriation Bill. It also requests a $5 fee from activists to cover the costs of postage and copying (the first page is a repeat of UNTA_AR0887-001-04-003). The second page is Senate legislative summary of the 101st Congress (repeat of UNTA_AR0887-001-04-006) and the third page is a House of Representatives legislative summary. Both pages include a statement declaring that the NGLTF is lobbying for congressional action to counter homophobic policies enacted by the military. The fourth page is an information sheet for the fourth National Lobby Day for Lesbian Gay Rights, which is planned for June, 1989 (repeat of UNTA_AR0887-001-04-007). The fifth page is a registration form for individuals and organizations for the NGLTF National Lobby Day (repeat of UNTA_AR0887-001-04-008).

Letter sent to activists of the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) dates May 2, 1989 signed by Peri Jude Radecic with the main purpose of discussing the 101st Congress. Describes upcoming enclosures, noting that the most significant bills are the Hate Crime Statistics Act, the Immigration, Exclusion, and Deportation Amendment Act, and the Labor, HHS and Education Appropriation Bill. It also requests a $5 fee from activists to cover the costs of postage and copying (repeat of the first page of UNTA_AR0887-001-04-001).

Meeting minutes created by Warren William "Buck" Buckingham III for the AIDS ARMS Network Advisory Board meeting which occurred on March 26, 1989.

Photograph of an airstream that is parked in the driveway next to a house. It appears as though the airstream hasn't moved in a while as the wheels are covered.

A letter from Thomas F. Beech, executive vice president of the Tandy Foundation, to Elaine Stearns, research assistant at the Office of Advancement, University of North Texas. Beech has given Stearns a copy of the information that she has requested, attached to the letter is the grant application information for the Tandy Foundation.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about a redrafted omnibus bill designed to benefit AIDS patients being called dangerous and inflammatory.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about an omnibus bill designed to benefit patients with AIDS stalling in debate in the Texas House.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping of a letter to the editor from Bill T. Hidalgo of Rowlett, who states that cutting AIDS education from the Texas state budget will lead to more problems down the road.

A Dallas Morning News clipping of a letter to the editor from Michael J. Melvin of Mesquite; Melvin discusses his thoughts on how the Texas legislature handled recommendations from the Legislative Task Force on AIDS.

A Dallas Morning news clipping about the political differences between the Texas House and the Texas Senate.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about a joint resolution between the Texas House and Senate causing controversy amongst some House members, with many withdrawing their names from the resolution altogether.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about the possibility that HIV/AIDS was more widespread throughout the state of Texas than previously thought.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping of a letter to the editor by Dick Nelson of Dallas; Nelson discusses his thoughts on 54 members of the Texas legislature hiding their names on a sympathy resolution for patients of AIDS.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about the Texas House getting ready to consider an omnibus bill designed to benefit patients with AIDS.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about some members of the Texas Senate debating the details of an omnibus bill designed to assist patients with AIDS.

Continuation of an article from The Dallas Morning News discussing alternative treatments used by AIDS and HIV-positive patients supplied by the Dallas Buyer's Club. It includes a photograph of Ron Woodroof, the founder of the Dallas Buyer's Club, posing with a selection of pills and bottles. Portions of several other articles are on the back of the clipping.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Governor Bill Clements giving a statement about drama in politics and how the mainstream media chose to portray it.

Photocopy of a newspaper article about the petition to have Judge Jack Hampton removed from the bench.

Photocopy of a newspaper article about the investigation into Judge Jack Hampton's misconduct.

A Dallas VOICE clipping on three federal protections for people living with AIDS.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about the Texas House killing a bill which would have required Texas colleges and universities to educate their students about the AIDS virus.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping of an article about leaders of gay organizations, such as the Dallas Gay Alliance, describing their thoughts on the recent passage of a joint Texas House and Senate resolution honoring victims and patients of AIDS.