Advertisement, “The Kama Sutra of Wines,” Phoenix, 4 Oct. 1973, 10.

David Tobenkin, “Bi-sexuals Hot Over Air, Stove Needs Ventilation,” Phoenix, 4 Oct. 1973, 5.

Paul B. Snodgrass, “Dogmatism Runs Rampant,” Phoenix, 4 Oct. 1973, 4.

Advertisement, Kotex, Phoenix, 4 Oct. 1973, 3.

Bill Gallagher, “The Beard: Seven Years Older,” Phoenix, 4 Oct. 1973, 2.

Pola del Vecchio, “Tripping at the Theatre,” Bay Area Reporter, 3 Oct. 1973, 36.

Advertisement, Emko foam contraceptive, Phoenix, 27 Sept. 1973, 6.

Barbara Egbert, “Universitems: King-mania,” Phoenix, 27 Sept. 1973, 4.

“Dr. Bossi’s Bag: She’d Like Worry Off Her Chest,” Phoenix, 27 Sept. 1973, 4.

Ray Ratto, “Playing Around: Money and Other Pastimes,” Phoenix, 20 Sept. 1973, 9.

Advertisement, Playboy, Phoenix, 20 Sept. 1973, 7.

Barbara Egbert, “The Very Latest Thing, A Co-ed Bathroom?,” Phoenix, 13 Sept. 1973, 2.

Advertisement, Emko foam contraceptive, Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 12.

“‘No Place to Do It’ in China,” Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 10.

Advertisement, Vasque Boots, Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 9.

Rockie Montenegro, “Cheesecake: ‘Flower Drug Song Revue,’” Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 9.

Nadine Lihach, “Culture Vulture,” Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 9.

Newsletter 8: March 2026

Red Scare, Lavender Song: Moranda Smith, Viola Brown, and Civil Rights Unions, 1943-1969, by Annabelle Heckler

This exhibit shares stories of two of the extraordinary Black women who powered the largest upsurge in union organizing in U.S. history. Moranda Smith and Viola Brown organized a union that inspired workers across the South, dreamed beyond workplace…

“Gays Zap Bell’s Home,” Advocate, 28 Feb. 1973, 28.

“Gays Zap Bell’s Home,”Advocate, 28 Feb. 1973, 28.