Vintage xerox copy of two sheet press release announcing plans for the Christopher Street Liberation Day Marchheld on June 27, [1971]. "Over 25,000 homosexual women and men will assemble... for a massive celebration of Gay pride and solidarity. ... [details]
"In the original French edition of this book, Pierre Cabanne wrote, shortly before Duchamp's death: 'These interviews with Marcel Duchamp took place in his studio at Neuilly [near Paris], where he and his wife live during the six months they spend in France each year. ... [details]
Oversized ticket to the 16th Annual Village Voice Off-Broadway Awards held at the Village Gate in New York City, May 24, 1971. [details]
Two sheet press release issued February 10, 1971 announcing the settlement of 70 incidents of sex discrimination reported by 147 women against Time Inc.. Press release details the conciliation agreement reached between the parties and announces the policy being established by Time Inc. [details]
Flyer promoting the "Tribute in Action to Martin Luther King, Jr." held April 2, 3, 4, 5, [1971] in New York City. Events include a rally at City Hall, "The People Talk" in Central Park Mall, memorial services for Martin Luther King, Jr. ... [details]
Two sheet, three page press release issued Wednesday, October 6, 1971, with recorded remarks from Mayor John V. Lindsay at the Liberal Party of New York State annual dinner at the Imperial Ballroom in the Americana Hotel in New York City. [details]
Two-sheet, three page flyer and schedule for people's lobby at the Justice Department in which Harrisburg Defense Committee and other groups representing political prisoners and all victims of political oppression on April 30, [1971]. ... [details]
Satirical double sided flyer publicizing Gertrude Unser--chair of the Board of Examiners, who had clearly expressed her opinion on the unfit nature of gay teachers--as someone who actively is "hunting down persons whose private consensual sexual orientation is different from her own" and spews hatred earning her the attention of "800,000 New York homosexuals and countless gay teachers and civil libertarians. ... [details]
Single sided flyer encouraging artists to register on November 13 and 30, 1971, for an "Artists' Certification" for three reasons: preventing non-artists from "flocking" into SoHo, driving up rent and taking spaces from artists; establishing a large number of artists in the neighborhood; and to prepare for when the New York City Buildings Department begins to inspect lofts in SoHo, noting "You will need to be certified to avoid violations even if your loft is legal. ... [details]
Press release announcing H. Rap Brown to join Marlon Brando, Leroi Jones, Bobby Seale, and Mrs. Eldridge Cleaver as speakers at "Black Theatre for Black Panthers Benefit" held on May 20, [1971] at Fillmore East, New York City. ... [details]
