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Oral history interview with Richard Longstaff, 2013 August 4

Resource Type:
Manuscript (Paper)
Publication:
2013

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Summary:
Businessman and long-time Dallas LGBT activist. Childhood in Cambridge, England; first realization of being gay; being gay in the post-World War II Royal Air Force; immigration to the U.S. in 1956; Texas gay rights movement; Human Rights Foundation; activism in the Dallas LGBT community; rejection of citizenship application for homosexuality and subsequent legal battle; gay marriage.
Author/Creator:
Longstaff, Richard, 1939-
Contributors:
Wisely, Karen , interviewer
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Item content: English
Main Work:
Oral history interview with Richard Longstaff, 2013 August 4 [by Longstaff, R.]
Related Works:
University of North Texas oral history collection
Subjects:
Gay people — Texas — Biography
Civil rights — United States — History
Emigration and immigration law — United States
Sex discrimination — Law and legislation
Sex discrimination — Texas
Gay people — Legal status, laws, etc. — United States
Citizenship — United States — History
Naturalization — United States
Sexual minorities — Texas
Homophobia
Gay people — Public opinion
Longstaff, Richard, 1939-
Gays
Civil rights
Emigration and immigration law
Sex discrimination
Gays — Legal status, laws, etc.
Citizenship
Naturalization
Sexual minorities
Gays — Public opinion
United States
Texas
Genres:
History
Biographies
General Notes:
Interview conducted in Dallas, TX in 2013 for the Dallas LGBT Oral History Project. Interviewer: Karen Wisely.
Physical Description:
51 leaves ; 29 cm
Call Numbers:
OH 1817
OCLC Numbers:
910247678