GLAMA: Lesbian and Gay Community Center of Kansas City (LGCCKC) Collection

Kate Clinton, making a face, poses in between two unidentified white women, the one on the left holding an album of Kate's comedy; at Phoenix Books.

Kate Clinton bent over signing an autograph for two unidentified white women looking on at Phoenix Books. An unidentified beared white man is seen in the background.

Kate Clinton speaking with an unidentified white woman in a red shirt at Phoenix Books.

Kate Clinton leaning against the sales counter speaking with Anne Shelley and Cheryl Berge at Phoenix Books.

Kate Clinton leaning against the sales counter speaking with Anne Shelley and Cheryl Berge at Phoenix Books.

Kate Clinton leaning against the sales counter speaking with Anne Shelley and Cheryl Berge at Phoenix Books.

Group of three unidentified white women (two in brown leather jackets, one in a black sweater) talking and laughing together at Phoenix Books; a fourth unidentified white woman's face is seen beyond...

Linda Wilson in a t-shirt with the Phoenix Books' logo looking over at Ed Treese, broadcast engineer, speaking with her and pointing with a finger; at Phoenix Books.

Margie Adam speaking to a group of unidentified white women gathered in a loose circle around her with one hand raised in a gesture at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn...

Lois Reborne looking through a book near the front of the store during the Women's History Celebration at Phoenix Books; two posters are on the walls behind her and she is wearing two political...

Unidentified white man in a white t-shirt looking art the bookshelves in Phoenix Books; behind him an unidentified white woman is looking directly at the camera.

Three members of the Flirtations (two white men, one African American man) looking around Phoenix Books; one man holding an open book.

Photo taken over Sandra Maritz's shoulder of two unidentified white men looking through her book at the signing at Phoenix Books' Women's History Celebration.

Two unidentified white women laughing and another woman in overalls behind them turned away from the camera; all standing by a range of empty bookshelves at Phoenix Books' moving-in day.

A group of five unidentified white women sitting (three on the floor, two on couch behind them) and seeming to be listening to someone off camera to the left at Phoenix Books' grand opening.

Kris Winegar and Anne Shelley in front of bookshelves and wearing black sweatshirts with Phoenix Books' logo making faces for the camera at the Women's History Celebration at Phoenix Books.

Margie Adam about to sign an album for an unidentified white woman wearing a Clinton-Gore t-shirt at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre.

Margie Adam speaking with an unidentified white woman seated next to her at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre.

Margie Adam seated with a group of unidentified white women gathered in a loose circle around her at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre. She is not speaking in the...

Margie Adam speaking to a group of unidentified white women gathered in a loose circle around her, one woman wearing a Clinton-Gore t-shirt, at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the...

Margie Adam speaking to a group of unidentified white women gathered in a loose circle around her at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre.

A group of unidentified white women seated in a loose circle around Margie Adam as she speaks at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre.

Margie Adam speaking with an unidentified white woman in a "Clinton / Gore" t-shirt before signing her album at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre.

Margie Adam speaking to a group of unidentified white women gathered in a loose circle around her with one hand raised at the "Best Friends of Phoenix" Benefit Brunch at the Unicorn Theatre.

Two white woman moving a shelf that's on its side; part of another woman can be seen to the left; at Phoenix Books' moving-in day. The woman on the left in pink is possibly Linda Wilson.