Series IV. Actions, demonstrations, and zaps

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{"value"=>"1987-1995", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1987/1995"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Series IV. Actions, demonstrations, and zaps, organized chronologically, dramatically illustrates the prolific events that ACT UP organized, participated in, and co-sponsored. ACT UP defined actions as planned public protests or demonstrations that targeted an individual or organization. Organized by a working group and approved in advance by the ACT UP floor, actions were characterized by a planning period, promotion, and a large turnout. On the other hand, zaps addressed immediate issues and usually had more specific targets. The targets were bombarded with correspondence, telephone calls, faxes, picketing, and/or invaded office space. This series documents the activities for which ACT UP is most famous and should be considered in concert with Series XI. Ephemera, fliers, and handbills, Series XIII. Artifacts, and Series XIV. Posters and placards.</p>"}
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1987
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1987
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1995
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1987
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1995

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  1. Demonstration master list
  2. 1987 [5/1]
  3. 1988 [9/2]
  4. 1989 [7/2]
  5. 1990 [14/2]
  6. 1991 [14/2]
  7. 1992 [11/1]
  8. 1994 [2/1]
  9. 1995 [2/1]
  10. Gay pride actions, New York
  11. Zap/action teach-in outline
  12. Miscellaneous actions