JD Davids has been selected for an OutHistory Fellowship! The OutHistory Program is designed to support the presentation of high-quality LGBTQ+ historical exhibits. As part of his fellowship, JD will create a digital exhibit entitled “‘No Matter Who Is President’: Queer Women, Direct Action, and the Making of the First Dyke March.” We congratulate him on this milestone and are excited to engage with the exhibit when it is complete.
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