Barbara Gittings & Kay Tobin Lahusen : NLGJA
Barbara Gittings - Contemporary Ceramics
The Harbor - Barbara Gittings is widely regarded as the mother of the LGBT civil rights movement. Gittings helped to enlist activists from New York, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia for the first
We love this image: Barbara Gittings and Frank Kameny at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., March 30, 1970 (courtesy Manuscripts and Archi... | Instagram
Pride50: Barbara Gittings — Mother of the Gay Rights Movement
American Experience | PBS - What are your favorite books by or about the LGBTQ+ community? We think Barbara Gittings would love to know. Barbara Gittings has often been described as the
Barbara Gittings, 1964 Framed Print by Illustration by Ivana Besevic - TIME Cover Store
Barbara Gittings: 100 Women of the Year | TIME
Barbara Gittings Residence Historic Marker | Equality Forum
OutFront Minnesota on X: "Barbara Gittings was a founding member of the lesbian group Daughters of Bilitis in the 1950s & 60s. Later, Gittings was involved in the first pickets at the
Excerpt: How Barbara Gittings Became the Mother of the Movement
The Pursuit: 50 Years In The Fight for LGBT Rights | The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage
1966-Barbara-Gittings-561x705 - Zinn Education Project
Barbara Gittings | Legacy Project Chicago
Barbara Gittings, 74, Prominent Gay Rights Activist Since '50s, Dies - The New York Times
Philadelphia DAO on X: "LGBTQ+ civil rights activist Barbara Gittings moved to Philly at the age of 18. She fought for equal employment rights, fair representation of LGBTQ+ literature in libraries, &
Barbara Gittings #1 - NYPL Digital Collections
Excerpt: How Barbara Gittings Became the Mother of the Movement
Barbara Gittings - Wikipedia
Barbara Gittings & Kay Lahusen — Part 2 | Making Gay History
In the 1960s, Barbara Gittings pioneered the LGBTQ+ and women's rights movement in Philadelphia - CBS Philadelphia
The Legacy of Pride: Barbara Gittings
Barbara Gittings Residence Historic Marker | Equality Forum
Pride50: Barbara Gittings — Mother of the Gay Rights Movement
Barbara Gittings #2 - NYPL Digital Collections
Kay Lahusen, Barbara Gittings Fought for Homosexuality to be Removed from DSM
