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Interviews and biographies of sixty women and six men who participated in the Women's Liberation Movement in the United Kingdom during the 1960s-1980s. Over 140 clips of oral history interviews are included. Participants discuss landmark moments for…

A collection of over three hundred films screened at the San Francisco Bay Area Sex Worker Film and Arts Festival since 1999. Films include documentaries, music videos, and animations made by and/or produced for sex workers, especially in the Bay…

Selected news broadcasts from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) between 1963 and 1992, documenting events of feminism's second wave. Includes discussions with figures such as Germaine Greer and Betty Friedan. Emphasis is placed on issues of…

The Schlesinger Library hosts a number of digital collections and exhibitions from within its depository of resources for women's history research. Digital collections feature figures such as Susan B. Anthony, Dorothy West, and the Beecher-Stowe…

A collection of documents related to the movement for legalizing same-sex marriage in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Documents date from the early twenty-first century onwards and include newspaper clippings, advertisements, and press releases.

A selection of collections and research guides for women's history, compiled by Rubenstein Library at Duke University. While many holdings in the collection are limited to onsite, physical access, a number of guides contain a selection of digitized…

A collection of classical texts pertaining to sex and sexuality that have been translated and/or duplicated. Texts pertain to or derive from dominant world religions of the classical period and are a combination of primary texts and scholars'…

A collection of over two hundred photographs taken by Bobby Smith in the 1950s-1970s. Smith's photographs, in both portrait and candid forms, capture the LGBT community of Tampa, Florida. Commonly-depicted subjects include Tampa gay bars, drag balls,…

A collection of over 1400 items related to the history of the LGBT community in Washington, D.C. Includes photographs, newspaper clippings, personal documents, and a variety of ephemera. Artifacts can be dated as early as the mid-1940s and continue…

An archive of select, full-text queer zines from 1970 to the present. Images of flyers and related ephemera are also available for electronic download. The database is keyword searchable, or can be browsed by time period, person, place or object…