David Benjamin Mixner papers, 1924-2009 (inclusive), 1958-2005 (bulk).

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David Benjamin Mixner papers, 1924-2009 (inclusive), 1958-2005 (bulk).

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The papers consist of personal materials, correspondence, clippings, subject and writing files, and audiovisual materials that document David Mixner's life as a gay male, leader in the gay rights movement, author, and political consultant and advisor.

94.25 linear feet (108 boxes )

Yale University Library

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