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1978 in LGBT rights
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Combahee River Collective
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Brigid Brophy
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1979 in LGBT rights
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Annie Sprinkle
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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
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Duffman
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Melbourne Queer Film Festival
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Mabel Hampton
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The Denver Principles
ensuring that women are a part of the testing procedures. The patient bill of rights also empowered people living with other diseases to network and organize as well. As those in New York grew frustrated
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