This ad for the first AIDS Forum for Black and Third World Gays, cosponsored by The Clubhouse, ran in <em>The Blade </em>in 1983.
This file appears in: Civil Rights Site: Civic and Social Life - The Clubhouse: 1296 Upshur Street NW
As AIDS became an epidemic in the early 1980s, the ClubHouse became a center for activism by LGBTQ racial minorities.
This file appears in: Civil Rights Site: Civic and Social Life - The Clubhouse: 1296 Upshur Street NW
As AIDS became an epidemic in the early 1980s, the ClubHouse became a center for activism by LGBTQ racial minorities.
Civil Rights Site: Civic and Social Life - The Clubhouse: 1296 Upshur Street NW As AIDS became an epidemic in the early 1980s, the ClubHouse became a center for activism by LGBTQ racial minorities.
The ClubHouse (also known as the Clubhouse and the Club House), constructed in phases between 1930 and 1945, served as an automobile garage and showroom before becoming DC’s top African American dance…