The Lavender Network is a monthly magazine geared towards the LGBTQ+ community that features travel guides, news, and queer art. This edition discusses the KKK threatening a Pro Gay group, San Francisco Pride, and Olivia Cruises.
The October 1992 issue of The New Vision by Lesbian Visionaries, Inc., covers a variety of topics pertinent to the LGBTQ+ community. Highlights include the National Coming Out Day, efforts to repeal Texas's sodomy law (Section 21.06), and the challenges of LGBTQ+ inclusion in society. The newsletter promotes events such as the Lone Star Women's Music Festival, the OUT OK International Film Festival, and the AIDS Memorial Quilt display in Washington, D.C. It also features articles on the challenges faced by lesbian mothers, LGBTQ+ rights in the military, and critiques of societal norms. The publication combines activism, cultural commentary, and community updates, reflecting the organization's commitment to advocacy and support for the lesbian community.
The Newsletter of Womyn for Womyn is a newsletter for a lesbian non-profit located in Dallas, Texas. This edition from 1993 discusses the LRC becoming more involved in the greater Dallas lesbian and gay community. It encourages more women to join one of their committees and to donate. A group for Latina lesbians is also mentioned in this edition. The Texas Lesbian Conference (TLC) for 1994 is also mentioned as a call for more workshops.
The Newsletter of Womyn for Womyn is a newsletter for a lesbian non-profit located in Dallas, Texas. This edition from 1993 discusses the resignation of three prominent leadership members in the organization and encourages women to step forward to take on more responsibility for the organization. It also discusses courses created by women for other women, National Coming Out Day, and the organization's library.
