This vintage Tshirt is single stitch at the sleeves and hem. It is size XL on a fruit of the loom tag. tag is slightly loose. see photos. this shirt is in excellent condition. no stains or holes. The shirt markes an event held at Yale University in 1991 in support for Gay and Lesbian rights. see below for more information. the pink triangle was the first "pride" symbol used that was universally know.
this shirt is rare and with every year that passes is becoming more a piece of history than a piece of merchandise and it is priced as such.
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We will gladly keep this shirt in our collection before we consider selling it for what we feel is less than its value.
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In 1991, BGLAD was an event held at Yale University for Bisexual, Gay, and Lesbian Awareness. It was part of a broader movement of LGBTQ+ activism on campus during that period.
Key details about BGLAD at Yale in 1991:
Purpose: The events were intended to raise awareness and foster inclusion for the bisexual, gay, and lesbian community at Yale.
Events: A poster for the 1991 BGLAD event advertised a dance, indicating it was a social and community-building event. Banners with pink triangles were also a feature of BGLAD events during this time.
Activism: These events were part of a period of significant LGBTQ+ activism at Yale, which also included AIDS activist protests and the establishment of gay and lesbian studies initiatives.