GLAMA: Bill Todd and Art Bratt Collection

Bill Todd and Art Bratt gifted their collection of the Gay and Lesbian Archive of Mid-America (GLAMA) material to LaBudde Special Collections in August 2011. Inclusive dates are 1978-2012, with the bulk of materials in the 1987-1991 range, focusing on the Gay and Lesbian Alliance (GALA), an organization to which Todd and Bratt were deeply dedicated.

Items in Collection: 385

Topics

Civil Rights

Kansas City History

LGBTQIA & GLAMA History & Representation

1 - 4 of 4 items

Group of four unidentified people (four white men, one African American woman) at the GALA Workers' Celebration; the woman's back is facing the camera.

Date Published

1991

View of the crowd in a park at the March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation; a few men are shirtless and one in the foreground is shirtless and wearing a black hat. The...

Date Published

1993-04-25

Shot of the crowd at the pride festival on Barney Allis Plaza in Kansas City clearly meant to feature the front of the shirtless African American leatherman photographed earlier from behind; he is...

Date Published

1999-06

View from behind of some of the crowd attending the Millennium Pride Festival in Washington D.C. with a tent awning and large building seen behind them; some of the white men in the center of the...

Date Published

2000-04

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GLAMA: Bill Todd and Art Bratt Collection

At the GALA Workers' Celebration

Crowd at the March

Leatherman from the front on Barney Allis Plaza

View of some of the crowd at the Millennium Pride Festival

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