Search
- Gay Pride Medallion, 1978-2005 - This mass-marketed "affirmation" medallion served as a tangible reminder of identity, patriotism, and faith for those struggling to gain support despite their gender identity, and protection under the U.S. Constitution. It included two iconic images, the Statue of Liberty and the Gay Pride flag designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978, with the serenity prayer written by Reinhold Niebuhr, American theologian, ethicist, and professor.
- 1978-2005
- Collections - Artifact
Gay Pride Medallion, 1978-2005
This mass-marketed "affirmation" medallion served as a tangible reminder of identity, patriotism, and faith for those struggling to gain support despite their gender identity, and protection under the U.S. Constitution. It included two iconic images, the Statue of Liberty and the Gay Pride flag designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978, with the serenity prayer written by Reinhold Niebuhr, American theologian, ethicist, and professor.
- Gay & Lesbian Freedom Pride Week Commemorative Medallion, 1983 - The 1983 Gay and Lesbian Pride Week occurred between June 20-26. Planners dedicated programming to AIDS awareness, voter education, and civil rights issues. Many cities organized "Gay Pride" parades. In Cincinnati, the 1983 parade marked the 10th anniversary of public events coordinated by the Greater Cincinnati Gay Coalition. In Columbus, it marked the 3rd year of activism planned by Stonewall Union.
- 1983
- Collections - Artifact
Gay & Lesbian Freedom Pride Week Commemorative Medallion, 1983
The 1983 Gay and Lesbian Pride Week occurred between June 20-26. Planners dedicated programming to AIDS awareness, voter education, and civil rights issues. Many cities organized "Gay Pride" parades. In Cincinnati, the 1983 parade marked the 10th anniversary of public events coordinated by the Greater Cincinnati Gay Coalition. In Columbus, it marked the 3rd year of activism planned by Stonewall Union.