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

Jon Barnett (right) in a Silence=Death t-shirt about to kiss an unidentified white man on the steps of City Hall as part of the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; two other men are...

Date Published

1989-06-30

Group of three unidentified anti-gay protestors (all white men) holding up rather well made signs just outside of building's entrance doors and under a rainbow flag while at the Second National March...

Date Published

1987-10-11

Mark Chaney and an unidentified white man on the steps of City Hall for the rally for the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy; Chaney, in a red ball cap, is carrying a sign reading "Don...

Date Published

1989-06-30

Digital Collections

GLAMA: Bill Todd and Art Bratt Collection

About to kiss at City Hall

Anti-gay protestors at the March in Washington D.C.

Mark Chaney with a sign at the National Day of Mourning for the Right to Privacy

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