This site looks at LGBT issues on the national and international stage. It is full of related news articles from around the globe on issues that affect the community, which might be overlooked otherwise.

This site shows how the Pride Movement has grown beyond the initial riots. There is now an annual parade that takes place on June 28, (the day of the Stonewall Riots). The parade is held on Christopher Street in NYC. There is also a blog that keeps viewers abreast of current events in the LGBT community.

This site commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. It also deals with the beginnings of the LGBT movement and how Stonewall was a catalyst for that.

This a first hand account of the very first Gay Pride March on JUne 28, 1970 in NYC. It captures the emotion of the day and the times. The author speaks of the evolution in the Gay RIghts movement from the silent, conformist protests that preceded Stonewall to the the more radical, self expressive movement.

This site memorializes how in 2008 100 people converged on the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. The speakers gave addresses that focused on the relationship that exists between gays in the military and the political system overall.

This article by Time magazine (where he worked as an editor from the 1940's to the mid 1960's) shows several images taken by Walker Evans from the 1930's that are diverse in subject matter and composition. On this site I came to understand how the irony that makes Evans' photography so remarkable. This site is useful in exploring this image because it provides other images to compare and contrast.As well as providing a glimmer of an understanding into his personality.

This site contains contains an array of information on design, art, and photography. As it relates to this class, I found the site to me helpful because it puts Evans work in the historical context of the Great Depression.

This site contains a summary of who Walker Evans was and what his photography symbolizes. Within this site many images taken by Evans can be found along with essays and notes on the materials and techniques used.