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On October 16, 1971, Coloradans to Abolish All Abortion Laws sponsored a march in Denver in support of the repeal of all abortion laws. This march was prelude to others planned in San Francisco and Washington, D.C. on November 20, 1971.

Women protesting; a visible sign says "my uterus does not belong to the state."

Big Mama Rag (Denver, CO.), April 1, 1979.

Cartoon from Big Mama Rag contrasting the many intrusive questions a poor woman who wants an abortion is asked with the question a rich woman is asked: "Cash or charge".

This exhibit contains photographs about the Lesbian Feminist Newspaper called Big Mama Rag.

"I want an attendant for my birthday" protest sign from the 1994 ADAPT protest against the American Health Care Association.

wheelchair with hand-lettered sign on the back reading "I want an attendant 4 my birthday."

Exhibit Bibliography: Women's Activism: Profiles In Dissent

Big Mama Rag, c. 1972 - 1975, Women's Music Festival and BMR Retreat

This source comes from Jackie St. Joan and Chocolate Waters via their collections donations and oral histories with the Colorado LGBTQ History Project, 2020 - 2023, by David Duffield

1981 Pride parade marches past Colfax and Lafayette

Former Home of the Gender Identity Center - 3715 W. 32nd Avenue

Julian Rush outside Saint Paul's United Methodist Church

Offices of "Big Mama Rag" - 1724 Gaylord Street

First Unitarian Society of Denver - 1400 Lafayette Street

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