Audio interview from the Wes Phelps Podcast Interviews Collection recorded on September 23rd, 2022 in Denton, TX. Phelps interviews Todd Camp over his efforts to document gay history in Fort Worth. Camp speaks on his involvement with the QCinema Film Festival and covers the history of gay and lesbian bars in Dallas and Fort Worth, specifically covering the affects sodomy laws had on such establishments. Camp discusses police behavior which led to court cases like Cyr v. Walls, a civil suit made against the Fort Worth Police Department due to their harassment of members at the Texas Gay Rights Conference in 1974.

Audio interview from the Wes Phelps Podcast Interviews Collection recorded on September 22nd, 2022 in Houston, Texas. Phelps interviews Marco Roberts on his involvement with the Gay Student Services organization at Texas A&M University. Roberts speaks on the lawsuit Gay Student Services v. Texas A&M University, through which his group fought to be recognized as an official Texas A&M student organization. Roberts, as former president of the Gay Student Services, speaks on his experiences with political tensions in the group during the 1980s.

Audio interview from the Wes Phelps Podcast Interviews Collection recorded on September 29th, 2022 in Washington D.C. Phelps interviews William Waybourn over his experiences as a gay activist in Dallas in the 1970s and 1980s. Waybourn discusses the roll the Dallas Gay Political Caucus played in delivering services to the Dallas LGBT population. Waybourn also speaks on major events in Dallas LGBT history such as the case of Baker v. Wade, Mica England's battle against discrimination in the Dallas Police Department, and the AIDS crisis.

Photograph of Adriance Rhoades, Jaimi Parker and Kendall Martin all former UNT employees of the Special Collections department. All three women are seated at the table at Boca 31, at their fairwell party as all three has accepted new positions around DFW.

Photograph of Claire Schmalzried giving her one-minute book review "The People Inside," by Ray Fawkes for UNT's social media. Photographer and videographer Megan Gellner and marketing specialist Kayla Kovach are standing on the right side and recording Claire for the video.

Photograph of Robert Emery, one of the founders of The Dallas Way, opening up the Queer History South conference on September 30, 2022. The conference was held at the Dallas College El Centro Campus and the opening ceremony was held in a large auditorium.

Photograph of the auditorium stage at Dallas College El Centro Campus that hosted the Queer History South 2022 Archives for ALL, ya'll conference. The opening ceremony of the conference was Friday, September 30, 2022.

Photograph of Josh Burford, a founder of Invisible Histories Project, standing behind a podium and introducing the Archives for ALL, ya'll conference to attendees.

Photograph of Josh Burford, a founder of Invisible Histories Project, standing behind a podium and introducing the Archives for ALL, ya'll conference to attendees. Burford's slide is welcoming the attendees in multiple languages.

Photograph of Robert Emery giving the morning briefing at the Queer History South, Archives for ALL, ya'll conference to the attendees. The conference was held at the Dallas College El Centro Campus and the opening ceremony was held in a large auditorium.

Photograph of Robert Emery giving the morning briefing at the Queer History South, Archives for ALL, ya'll conference to the attendees. The conference was held at the Dallas College El Centro Campus and the opening ceremony was held in a large auditorium.

Photograph of Josh Burford, a founder of Invisible Histories Project, standing behind a podium and introducing the Archives for ALL, ya'll conference to attendees.

Photograph of Dr. Agatha Beins, Ph.D., giving a Land Acknowledgement statement at the Archives for ALL, ya'll conference to the attendees. Dr. Beins is an associate professor of Multicultural Women's and Gender Studies at Texas Women's University in Denton, Texas.

Photograph of Robert Emery, President at The Dallas Way: a GLBTQ History Project, standing on-stage at the Queer History South conference Archives for ALL, Y'all in Dallas, Texas. Emery is giving the morning briefing to the conference goers.

Photograph of Alexis Rodriguez, Vice President, LGBTQ History Museum of Central Florida, presenting Cruising for Queer Histories Outside of the Gay Bar at the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all.

Photograph of Alexis Rodriguez, Vice President, LGBTQ History Museum of Central Florida, presenting Cruising for Queer Histories Outside of the Gay Bar at the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all.

Photograph of Alexis Rodriguez, Vice President, LGBTQ History Museum of Central Florida, presenting Cruising for Queer Histories Outside of the Gay Bar at the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all.

Photograph of Alexis Rodriguez, Vice President, LGBTQ History Museum of Central Florida, presenting Cruising for Queer Histories Outside of the Gay Bar at the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all.

Photograph of Alexis Rodriguez, Vice President, LGBTQ History Museum of Central Florida, presenting Cruising for Queer Histories Outside of the Gay Bar at the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all.

Photograph of Alexis Rodriguez, Vice President, LGBTQ History Museum of Central Florida, presenting Cruising for Queer Histories Outside of the Gay Bar at the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all.

Photograph of a few attendees of the Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all. They are standing around a poster from the Roanoke College titled, The Internal Lavender Menace: Lesbian Feminist Challenge in Southwest Virginia.

Photograph of Arden Eversmeyer's Old Lesbian Oral Herstory Project presentation that was given at Queer History South Conference, Archives for All, Y'all. This slide shows a photograph of Arden and her partner Charlotte.

Photograph of the artist's label for Madison Ramos next to their art piece for Meredith Cawley's Art 2020 Digital Tools class. The artist's label for the art piece was featured in "Not Your Mother's Paper Dolls" exhibition at the Union Gallery. The exhibition features works that were inspired by materials from the Special Collection's Patricia Fertel Paper Doll Collection.

Photograph of the conference goers attending Queer History South, Archives for All, Y'all. The individuals are seated during the book discussion of Living Queer History: Remembrance and Belonging in a Southern City by Samantha Rosenthal.