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T-shirt 47. "Nobody Knows I'm Gay" -- [white shirt with black lettering]

 Item — Box: Textiles 16
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Scope and Contents of the Papers From the Collection: The LGBTQ Institute's Jim Allen's papers, 1956-2016 (bulk 1989-1993) consist of documents surrounding his work as an AIDS Activist in Atlanta with the group ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), from the late 1980s to late 1990s, with the motto "Silence = Death". Much of the gay community was trying to understand and fight the AIDS epidemic. The papers consist of flyers, fact sheets, correspondence, articles, surveys, questionnaires and a variety of ephemera from the many demonstrations...
Dates: 1985-1995, undated

T-shirt 48."Sodomy, The Law is the Perversion! January 8, 1990 Atlanta Georgia" --[white shirt with black lettering, the o's in 'sodomy' form handcuffs]

 Item — Box: Textiles 16
Identifier: V
Scope and Contents of the Papers From the Collection: The LGBTQ Institute's Jim Allen's papers, 1956-2016 (bulk 1989-1993) consist of documents surrounding his work as an AIDS Activist in Atlanta with the group ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), from the late 1980s to late 1990s, with the motto "Silence = Death". Much of the gay community was trying to understand and fight the AIDS epidemic. The papers consist of flyers, fact sheets, correspondence, articles, surveys, questionnaires and a variety of ephemera from the many demonstrations...
Dates: 1985-1995, undated

T-shirt 49. "10 years, 1 billion, 1 drug, Enjoy AZT, Big Deal" -- [white shirt with black lettering, center is mimicking Coca-Cola logo]

 Item — Box: Textiles 16
Identifier: V
Scope and Contents of the Papers From the Collection: The LGBTQ Institute's Jim Allen's papers, 1956-2016 (bulk 1989-1993) consist of documents surrounding his work as an AIDS Activist in Atlanta with the group ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), from the late 1980s to late 1990s, with the motto "Silence = Death". Much of the gay community was trying to understand and fight the AIDS epidemic. The papers consist of flyers, fact sheets, correspondence, articles, surveys, questionnaires and a variety of ephemera from the many demonstrations...
Dates: 1985-1995, undated