XI.A. ACT UP, 1988, circa 1990, 1992, n.d

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{"value"=>"<p>Subseries XI.A. ACT UP is arranged alphabetically by subject and includes materials relating to the following actions, organizations, and issues: Target Bush, Center for Disease Control (CDC), Confidentiality, Gay Pride Day, Health Issues (general), Latino Issues, and St. Patrick's Cathedral.</p>"}

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1. AIDS [8/1]
2. Chapters [2/2]
3. Committees [12/1]
4. Giuliani, Rudolph [2/1]
5. Marijuana [2/1]
6. Membership [2/1]
7. New York [7/1]
8. Immigration issues [1/1]
9. Wojnarowicz, David [1/1]
10. Abbott Lab action
11. Abortion right demonstration, Washington, DC
12. ACT UP Plan an Action
13. Ailes, Roger
14. American Medical Association (AMA) conference zap
15. Angels in America
16. Anti-war
17. Astra Pharmaceuticals demonstration
18. ATR [AIDS Treatment Registry?], Inc. benefit
19. Barbara McClintock Project to Cure AIDS
20. Benetton's demonstration: Beware
21. Blue Cross and Blue Shield
22. Board of Education
23. Broadway Cares phone zap
24. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. William F
25. Burroughs Wellcome zap
26. Bush, George: Target Bush
27. Califano, Joseph: Demonstration
28. Call-in
29. Campaign
30. Canadian immigration
31. Centers for Disease Control
32. Children with AIDS/HIV
33. Circlek Corporation
34. City Hall
35. Clinton
36. Confidentiality
37. Cosmopolitan magazine
38. Countdown 18 Month Plan
39. Cuomo, Mario
40. Daiichi Pharmaceutical: Target
41. D'Amato, Al
42. Democratic and Republican parties demonstration
43. Dinkins, David
44. DIVA TV
45. Division of AIDS Services
46. Division of AIDS Services zap
47. Don't Be Silent
48. Emergency teach-in
49. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and police
50. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
51. Food and Wine magazine demonstration
52. Forbes magazine action
53. Fundraising for ACT UP
54. Gay Pride Day
55. Gingrich, Newt
56. Haitian issues
57. Hate Crime Bill
58. Healthcare issues
59. Helms, Jesse
60. Hennelly, Chris
61. HOP [Heritage of Pride]: ACT UP vs. HOP
62. Hoffman-LaRoche
63. Hollywood: Target
64. Housing for the Homeless
65. Impellizzeri, Irene
66. Joseph, Stephen
67. Kentucky AIDS/HIV healthcare policy
68. King County Hospital
69. Kiss-in
70. Koch, Ed
71. Latino/a issues
72. Lesbian and gay relationships
73. Lutheran church demonstration
74. McKean, Aldyn
75. Magner, Jimmy: Release Jimmy Magner
76. Maldonado, Miguelina
77. Mason, James: Zap
78. Medical Information Bureau, Boston, Massachusetts
79. Money for AIDS, Not for War
80. Museum of Modern Art (MoMA): Zap bulletin
81. National AIDS demonstration
82. National Broadcasting Company (NBC) protest
83. National healthcare
84. National Institutes of Health
85. National Spring AIDS Action '88
86. New Jersey issues
87. Northwest Orient Airlines
88. O'Connor, John Cardinal
89. Pataki, George
90. Picnic in the park
91. Philip Morris Corporation
92. Police abuse
93. Powell, Jody: Buzzwords
94. Prison issues
95. Puerto Rico
96. Quayle, Dan: Zap
97. Republican party
98. Robinson, Pat
99. Roth, Renee: Demand a citizen's arrest of Hon. Renee Roth
100. Safe sex
101. St. John's case rally
102. St. Luke's/Roosevelt Hospital
103. St. Patrick's Cathedral demonstration
104. St. Vincent's Hospital
105. Science
106. Second National People of Color conference
107. Shea Stadium
108. Silence = Death
109. Souter, David: Reject David Souter
110. Stonewall
111. Stop forced HIV testing of healthcare workers, Beekman Hospital
112. Tax issues
113. Testing: Policy statement on mandatory testing
114. United Nations AIDS demonstration
115. Universal healthcare
116. White Columns exhibit
117. Women issues
118. World AIDS Day
119. WPIX (bias)
120. Miscellaneous