LGBTQ Pride Month
The National Archives holds extensive records created or received by the U.S. Government on issues of sexual identity and rights. We not only hold these records, we provide access to them.
The featured documents on this Tumblr blog reflect the history of American lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender men and women from 1778 to the present. The blog is a project of Stonewall@NARA, the National Archives LGBTQ employee affinity group.
Videos
It Gets Better: U.S. National Archives - NARA staff share personal stories for LGBTQ youth with the It Gets Better Project
Blogs
“It Gets Better” at the National Archives (AOTUS)
Celebrating Diversity at the National Archives (AOTUS)
Pride in Protesting: 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising (Pieces of History)
Before Stonewall: Facing Congress with Courage (Pieces of History)
American Pride for Astronaut Sally Ride (Pieces of History)
Featured Document: Harvey Milk (Pieces of History)
My name is Harvey Milk—and I want to recruit you (Pieces of History)
National Archives Celebrates Pride Month (Pieces of History)
Record of the Week: Bayard Rustin, Civil Rights and Gay Rights Activist (Rediscovering Black History)
Jimmy Carter and Harvey Milk: On the Campaign Trail and Beyond (Text Message)
Online Resources
Baker v. Nelson, Case # 71-1027
Archived WhiteHouse.gov Web Pages
President Barack Obama and the LGBT Community
Presidential Proclamation—Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month, 2011
Fact sheet: Obama Administration’s Record and the LGBT Community