Newspaper clipping of a Dallas Times Herald article about charges against six Dallas police officers for discrimination. Another article is attached regarding the Village Station public lewdness cases.

Newspaper clipping discussing Alan Govenar, who started collecting songs produced by his classmate at the University of Texas at Austin. The songs were written after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and its aftermath and effect on the people.

Newspaper clipping of the article, "American Red Cross Receives Letters from Overseas Workers," and three photos of Cornelia Yerkes, Hope Mills-Price, and Florence Goldrick. The article briefly profiles each pictured woman and provides information on how to work with the Red Cross.

Newspaper pages from The Dallas Morning News: "Emergence: A profile of Dallas' gay and lesbian community through some of its leading voices" published July 11, 1993. The clipping features 4 large photographs of the featured individuals including Jack Evans, George Harris, Candy Marcum, Ronald Jefferson, and Dila Loe paired with descriptive text. All individuals share involvement and leadership in the Dallas LGBTQIA+ community.

Newspaper clipping, "Building A Powerhouse: Fund-raising prowess, experienced leadership earn Dallas gays national clout," by Delia M. Rios published in The Dallas Morning News, July 11, 1993. The article is in regard to a gathering of the Dallas-Fort Worth Federal Club.

A newspaper article from the Dallas Times Herald dated July 11, 1981 on Dallas Gay Alliance claiming discrimination from law enforcement and in court rooms.

A copy of a TIME news article from July 11, 1977 about LGBTQIA+ protestors associating Anita Bryant with other notable tyrannical figures, such as Joseph Stalin and Adolph Hitler.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about Texas Representative Jim Chapman proposing a bill that would ban food workers with AIDS from serving foods.

Newspaper clipping regarding Ken's Man's Shop's first anniversary where an eight and one-half surfboard was given away at the store.

A photocopied article titled "Raul Chavez Dies At 82; Pancho Villa Aide." The clipping is small and sits against the right edge of the page, near its center, and has two columns of text printed below its headline.