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Gay House was a gay community center in Minneapolis, MN established in 1971. It was co-founded by John Preston and Michael McConnell with assistance from four churches and the University of MN student group F.R.E.E.

"Gay House, an early gay community center in Minneapolis co-founded by John Preston and Michael McConnell in 1971. It was founded using a grant from four Protestant churches and members of the University of Minnesota student group F.R.E.E. (FREE/Fight Repression of Erotic Expression). The Gay House functioned as an office building and a community center and offered a meeting space and a rest location for young people who were coming to terms with their identity. A hotline, set up by Jim Frost and John Preston, was run by volunteers and offered counseling services to troubled youth. Michael McConnell helped set up a community-run queer library, the first on the Upper Midwest. The Gay House was located at the corner of 18th Street and Nicollet Avenue, but eventually moved to South Minneapolis"

http://thecolu.mn/5550/from-the-archives-counterculture-queens-making-history-at-gay-house

[i] “Gay House Starts Fifth Years of Service.” Gay House Newsletter, 7/14/75.

[ii] Barbara Gittings Letter, OutFront Minnesota Collection, Box 1. Tretter Collection in GLBT Studies, University of Minnesota Libraries.

[iii] Steve Endean and Vicki Lynn Eaklor, Bringin Lesbian and Gay Rights Into the Mainstream: Twenty Years of Progress (New York: Harrington Park Press, 2006), 11

[iv] Sic.

[v] “Open House-Meeting at Gayhouse [sic]” Hundred Flowers, 10/1/71. Page 11

https://www.curbed.com/maps/lgbt-preservation-gay-rights-rainbow-heritage-history

216 Ridgewood Avenue

Minneapolis, MN 55403

City Council frees U.S. funding for Gay House. (1972). Advocate, (80), 13.

Minneapolis Gay House moves. (1972). Advocate, (101), 15.

Minnesota's Gay House gets new administrator. (1972). Advocate, (79), 4.

Tevlin, Jon. 2013. Gay friends strengthened my marriage. Star Tribune, Aug 04. http://ezproxy.hclib.org/login?url=https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.hclib.org/docview/1418145841?accountid=6743.

Miller, Kay and Staff Writer. 1987. Gays fight first for acceptance, then for life. Minneapolis Star and Tribune, Feb 22. http://ezproxy.hclib.org/login?url=https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.hclib.org/docview/417751054?accountid=6743. (also Phil Wilkie)

Ruiz, J. (2010). QUEERING ORAL HISTORY: REFLECTIONS ON THE ORIGINS OF THE TWIN CITIES GLBT ORAL HISTORY PROJECT. In Twin Cities GLBT Oral History Project (Author), Queer Twin Cities (pp. 1-19). University of Minnesota Press. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5749/j.cttts9w9.5

Vulva Riot

Ladyslipper is a North Carolina non-profit, tax-exempt organization which has been involved in many facets of women’s music, and most specifically the Women’s Music & Culture Movement, since 1976

Ladyslipper also created an independent label to further new musical and artistic directions by women musicians. They issued recordings by Kay Gardner, Ubaka Hill, Lisa Thiel, Nurudafina Pili Abena, Mary Watkins, Libana, and other innovative artists, most of which are still available, as CD’s and/or downloads.

Presents an excerpt from the book `Eden Built by Eves,' by Bonnie J. Morris about women's music festivals in the United States. History; Efforts of women's music distribution companies Ladyslipper and Goldenrod to overcome limited visibility of lesser known artists.

Butterbaugh, L. (1997). When the shoe fits: Happy 20th to Ladyslipper. Off Our Backs, 27(2), 1.

Morris, B. J. (1999). Long before Lilith--and after. Advocate, (785), 57.

The all-star cast enlisted by Animal includes Ani DiFranco, Susan "Stop The Insanity" Powter, Ubaka Hill, Toshi Reagon, Julie Wolf, Kate Wolf, and Allyson Palmer of BETTY, among others.

Coble, Margaret. 2004. "Hothead Paisan." Lesbian News 29, no. 12: 38. LGBT Life with Full Text, EBSCOhost (accessed July 7, 2016).

Galloway, A. (2009). Grants and Acquisitions. College & Research Libraries News, 70(8), 484.

Berman, S. (2009). Berman's Bag: Liberated Foreword/Unrequited LC Letters. Unabashed Librarian, (153), 17-19.

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Jean-Nickolaus Tretter papers, 1925-2013 View Matches in Context | Full Text (File Size: 263 K bytes) | Add this to my Basket Summary Information Title: Jean-Nickolaus Tretter papers, 1925-2013  Dates: 1925-2013, undated   Creator: Tretter, Jean-Nickolaus   Extent: 58 boxes (71.7 cubic feet)   Language: Collection material in English, German, Cambodian, and Farsi. Collection Number: Tretter: 158  Abstract:

The Jean-Nickolaus Tretter papers include biographical and personal papers, correspondence, professional records, ephemera, audio visual, and visual materials. Repository: University of Minnesota Libraries. Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection in Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Studies

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Lenius, S. (2011). A Reflection on “Bisexuals and BDSM: Bisexual People in a Pansexual Community”—Ten Years Later (and a Preview of the Next Sexual Revolution). Journal Of Bisexuality, 11(4), 420-425. doi:10.1080/15299716.2011.620466
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