OCCUR and Japan International Lesbian and Gay Association members visit San Francisco [12]
Contributor
Niimi, Hiroshi Minami, Teishiro Gay Asian Pacific Alliance OCCUR Japan International Lesbian and Gay Association (JILGA) Asian/Pacific AIDS Coalition (A/PAC) GAPA Community HIV Project
Date Created and/or Issued
1991-06
Publication Information
Digitized in 2024/2025, with funding provided by the National Archives' National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)
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Description
Photograph featuring members and banners from multiple queer API groups that marched together in the 1991 International Lesbian and Gay Freedom Day (Pride) in San Francisco, CA. The day of the parade, the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA) welcomed and hosted members of OCCUR and Japan's International Lesbian and Gay Association (JILGA) who were visiting San Francisco from Japan enroute to attending the 13th annual ILGA conference in Mexico. GAPA, OCCUR, and ILGA were also joined by GAPA Community HIV Project (GCHP), Asian/Pacific AIDS Coalition, Asians and Friends Florida, and GAPSN Los Angeles members in the parade. From Box 2, Folder 5 of the George Choy papers, GLBT Historical Society.
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