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[Email to Karen Estes from W. M.]

Description: Email to Karen Estes from W. M. regarding the renaming of the Gay & Lesbian Community Center building in honor of John Thomas who has a history of leading the lesbian and gay community as executive director.
Date: May 22, 1998
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[Copy of a Dallas Morning News article, "Merging into the mainstream"]

Description: Copy of a Dallas Morning News article, "Merging into the mainstream," by Tom Maurstad. The highlighted section of the newspaper mentions a University associate professor, Walter Williams more likely to vote for a candidate who is open and honest about their sexuality - especially if they are gay.
Date: May 16, 1992
Creator: Maurstad, Tom
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[Photocopy of handwritten notes from May 29, 1980]

Description: Photocopy of handwritten notes from May 29, 1980, on a legal pad bought at the Marriott Gift Shop for $3.50. The notes mention Michael Lawrence and how the writer and Lawrence had a wonderful and long chat and that they have a good two-way relationship. The note also mentions a Kevin McMahou, and Dennis Klaus.
Date: May 29, 1980
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[Writings about Mike Anglin]

Description: Writings about Mike Anglin published in a Supervisor's Manual. The writings describe an uneasy relationship with Mike Anglin, and the need to get to know him, and the writer describes how they love him.
Date: May 12, 1980
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[Writings about Mike Anglin, 2]

Description: Writings about Mike Anglin published in a Supervisor's Manual. The writings describe an uneasy relationship with Mike Anglin, and the need to get to know him, and the writer describes how they love him. Includes a photocopy of a thank you note to Mike Anglin from John Thomas.
Date: [1980-05-12,1982-05-12]
Creator: Thomas, John
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[Letter from John Thomas to Don Baker]

Description: Letter from John Thomas to Don Baker. The letter is in regards to Thomas' disappointment in a recent letter that Baker published in The Voice, which Thomas says creates "discord and controversy" with his accusations against Dallas Gay Alliance, William Waybourn, and Bill Nelson.
Date: May 3, 1988
Creator: Thomas, John
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[Email from Charles Domingues to John Thomas]

Description: Email from Charles Domingues to John Thomas. In the email, Domingues writes about how great of a mentor and contributor to the lesbian and gay community and hopes to discuss with him about renaming one of their buildings after him.
Date: May 23, 1998
Creator: Domingues, Charles
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[Dallas Gay Alliance Credit Union, Press Release "Richards' Decision Threatens Minority Credit Unions"]

Description: Press release from the Dallas Gay Alliance Credit Union on "Richards' Decision Threatens Minority Credit Unions." The release is in regards to Governor Ann Richard's decision to make all credit unions currently insured by Texas Share Guaranty Credit Union to be insured by National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).
Date: May 17, 1991
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[Letter from John Thomas to Don Baker]

Description: Letter from John Thomas to Don Baker. The letter is in regards to Thomas' disappointment in a recent letter that Baker published in The Voice, which Thomas says creates "discord and controversy" with his accusations against Dallas Gay Alliance, William Waybourn, and Bill Nelson.
Date: May 3, 1988
Creator: Thomas, John
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections
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