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1. Flag - Canvas flag with rainbow acrylic painted horizontal stripes with female symbol above the text that reads "LyLyA Lesbianas Latinas y Aliadas". White fringe borders the top and bottom of the object and it's function was likely to be used in parades, protests, and other public events.

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2. Banner - Banner made from sturdy material with navy blue background and text in white which says, 'NO on Prop 8'. Next to this statement is the text written in red stating, 'UNFAIR. WRONG.'. There is website written beneath this text,'www.NoOnProp8.com. This banner was likely displayed in public spaces to advertise its message.

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3. T- Shirt - Black text and graphic printed on a bright pink t- shirt. The graphic is a large inverted triangle with a smaller pink triangle at its base, and the text on the top of triangle says, 'STRUGGLE = SURVIVAL'. At the bottom of the triangle the text reads 'santa cruz, ca' and beneath this the text says ' AIDS ACTION NETWORK'. This t-shirt was likely a personal garment worn by an indivdual to promote the AIDS Action Network, as well to adovocate for those struggling with AIDS related complications and the AIDS movement/ LGBTQ+ rights as a whole.

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4. Vinyl Record - 7 inch EP vinyl record by Cris Williamson. Center of the vinyl is a beige color and all font is written in black and this is the backside. Cris Williamson was a lesbian musician who worked with Olivia Records, who also distributed feminist and lesbian music in the 1970s.

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5. T- Shirt - Close up of the text on the black t- shirt which reads 'One Community Pride'. 'Community' is written in rainbow colors, while the rest of the text is written in white. This garment was likely used to promote LGBTQ pride on an individual level.

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6. T- Shirt - Black t- shirt with white lettering on the bottom right of the t- shirt in a vertical layout. Text reads 'Santa Cruz' with white logo beneath the text saying ' Diversity Center'. 'Diversity' in written in sarif lowercase in white circle, while 'center' is written vertically beanth the circle. This t- shirt was likely worn personally to support the Santa Cruz Diversity Center.

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7. T- Shirt - Close up on the logo and text of the Mom's Forum t- shirt. Text reads 'Mom's Forum' and beneath it reads, 'June 5, 1993 Santa Cruz, California'. Logo above the text is a group of faceless cartoon people and children beneath a lined half circle, which could be interpreted as a rainbow. The t- shirt is in poor/ worn condition, with yellow-ish stains across the shirt, concentrated in the chest and neckline.

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8. T- Shirt - Close up of the gray t- shirt with bright pink inverted triangle on chest, with text written in blue across it stating 'Stonewall' with text beneath 'Santa Cruz Celebrates 20 years of Pride'. The shirt is in poor/worn condition with yellowish stains along collar and chest of the shirt. The shirt was likely intended to support pride, and celebrate its 20th anniversary in 1995.

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9. T- Shirt - Bright orange t- shirt with Santa Cruz Pride logo in the center. The logo consists of a drawing of Lighthouse Point, the lighthouse found on West Cliff Dr. in Santa Cruz, with rainbow additions to its windows, as well as beams in rainbow colors behind the top of the lighthouse, extending out. The base of the lighthouse has the text 'Santa Cruz Pride', in uppercase letter with 'Pride' written in rainbow. Beneath, it reads 'diversity center santa cruz county' in lowercase san serif font in a gray color.

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10. T- Shirt - Close up of the logo and text on the Santa Cruz Pride orange t- shirt. The logo consists of a drawing of Lighthouse Point, the lighthouse found on West Cliff Dr. in Santa Cruz, with rainbow additions to its windows, as well as beams in rainbow colors behind the top of the lighthouse, extending out. The base of the lighthouse has the text 'Santa Cruz Pride', in uppercase letter with 'Pride' written in rainbow. Beneath, it reads 'diversity center santa cruz county' in lowercase san serif font in a gray color.

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11. Tote Bag - White canvas tote bag with bright pink inverted triangle in center, with the text 'Santa Cruz Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Pride' with small black outline of the Santa Cruz Clock Tower beneath text. Surrounding text and logo are blocks of small print text, written in lowercase in black sans serif, of words in a large variety of languages.

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12. Mug - Close up of the logo and text on the Day of Engagement white plastic mug. The text says 'Day of Engagement' and below is the date 'March 14, 2009' with the logo of an orange stick figure holding up a rainbow flag with the text on top 'I Made A Difference'. Day of Engagement was an event in 2009 where conferences, workshops, and other community building exercises were done to build the LGBTQ community and create support network.

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13. Button - White button with rainbow heart in the center with the text 'Restore marriage equality' with the website 'www.EqualityActionProject.org' at the bottom of the button.

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14. Button - Round button with rainbow background with text in center stating 'Kerry Edwards', beneath the American Flag. At the base of the button it says 'johnkerry.com'.

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15. Button - Small inverted triangle pin with horizontal rainbow stripes in colors ascending from purple to blue, green, yellow, orange, and finally red at the bottom.

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16. Button - Round white button with blue text forming a square surrounding a colorful logo in center. The text, from left to right reads 'Seven Countries Three Courses One Goal Walk For AIDS 91'. The logo in the center says 'WALK' in a square formation in primary colors with confetti details around the logo.

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17. Button - White rectangular button with star outline graphic in red and blue with text in red and blue. Text reads 'equality begins at home' with date at the top 'March 21-27, 1999'. Beneath the text towards the bottom is the text 'National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Federation of LGBT Statewide Political Organizations'.

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18. Button - Rectangular button with patchwork graphic in pastel yellow, blue, and purple with sewing needle puncturing the patches. The text 'Remember Their Names.' is at the center of the pin, with the text at the bottom stating 'The Names Project Quilt Washington DC - Oct. 7019 1988'.

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19. Tote Bag - Close up of the text 'TRIBE' 'Supporting Santa Cruz County's gay, bisexual and trans men's community. a program of the Santa Cruz AIDS Project' which is written on a white canvas tote bag.

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20. Vinyl Record - Cover of the 'Shadows on a Dime' vinyl by Ferron. The cover is a beige/ light brown color with thin white vertical stripes on the sides of the record. The artist's name and title of the record are written in red at the top, and in between the title and a photo of the singer is the track list as well as copyrights and collaboraters. The photo of Ferron is presumably taken while on stage at a concert, the light casts and purple glow onto her, and she stands in profile looking far off from the viewer while playing acroustic guitar. The song, 'Shadows on a Dime', also the album's namesake, mentions Santa Cruz, stating 'I poured my soul in Santa Cruz'. This mention is why it is included in the collection, as well as Ferron identifying as lesbian, and being a public figure in the LGBTQ community.

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