May 1985 issue

May 1985 issue

Cinco de Mayo (Mexican holiday)

Mexican Americans

AIDS (Disease)

Gay rights

Mexican American gays

HIV-positive women

The GHC offers a short summary of the history behind the Cinco de Mayo celebration, and connects that struggle for freedom and equality to the one faced by hispanic gays and lesbians. The cover page features a decorative illustration as well as information about the group's holiday celebration party. The back page of the issue includes political cartoons, a list of activities of possible interest to members, and an informational section about new research on the spreading of AIDS.

Gay Hispanic Caucus

Gay Hispanic Caucus

May 1985

Dennis Medina

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letter-sized paper

English

newsletter

May 1985
Houston, Texas