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This issue includes a section encouraging members to become actively engaged in local politics, an informational segment about AIDS that encourages safe sex, as well as sections about various activities and organizations of potential interest to…

In this early issue, the GHC reflects on its accomplishments and shortcomings in the year 1982, and asks members to submit ideas about what they would like to see in 1983. The group states its intention to transition from a primarily social group to…

This issue covers the GHC's plans for their annual "baile", a large social dance event, as well as for the group's involvement in Houston's Gay Pride Week celebrations. A guest editorial section urges members of the GHC to be politically active. The…

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…

This issue's cover includes an illustration incorporating the words "share this season of peace with the people of El Salvador" (as the country was four years into its civil war at the time), as well as a paragraph about how members of the GHC met up…

In this Dia de los Muertos-themed issue, the GHC offers a basic overview of the Mexican holiday, a piece about wealth and income inequality in the United States, and some messages from Mexican gay and lesbian organizations in Spanish.

This issue includes a cover with a collage of pictures of latinos in culturally traditional garb in honor of many Latin American countries' independence days. Page 2 includes a section on the revelation of FBI surveillance files on gay groups, as…