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In August 1983, following an NCBLG and NGLTF-led campaign, Mrs. Coretta Scott King announces support for national civil rights legislation protecting the rights of gays and lesbians.
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Friday, October 28, 2011 at 7:16PM Please Post Your Comments and Recollections About 1985. Be as detailed as possible, including dates and locations and individuals involved. With the help of the site administrator you can include links to documents that are to be uploaded to the Archives. These documents can also be photos and video clips. Some events in 1985 included the third NCBLG Confernce, this time held in St. Louis, MO.
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Jewelle Gomez and I attended a NCBLG Conference in St. Louis, Mo. I think we read our poetry and fiction. Might have been on a panel. I think Colin Robinson was probably there. I remember Gil being there. It was so cold in St. Louis that I almost didn't come out of my hotel to get on the jitney to the airport. But I am certain with the crowd who was there, we had a great time. I think it might have been November or December. I have not been to St. Louis since then.