Archival Finding Aids
Title
Ted Sahl Social Justice Collection
Dates
1976-2010
Collection Number
MSS.2010.10.25
Abstract
The Ted Sahl Social Justice Collection represents the work of local photojournalist Theodore Sahl (Ted). A long term resident of San José, Sahl, documented social, political, and cultural events in the Bay Area through photography. His early work largely focused on theLesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community in San José, but he also documented a range of social protest movements andpolitical events from the 1970s to the present. This collection represents the culmination of his work over the last thirty years, and is acompanion to the Ted Sahl Collection, which documents the LGTB community from 1976-2001, and the Black Americana Collection.
Document Type
Finding Aid
Upload Date
2011
Recommended Citation
Ted Sahl Social Justice Collection, MSS-2010-10-25, San José State University Library Special Collections & Archives.
Indexing Terms
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Martin, Sheen, Mr., 1940- AIDS activists Antinuclear movement -- California -- Livermore California--Politics and government Civil Rights--Gay Rights Demonstrations--United States--1970. Gay liberation movement -- California -- Santa Clara County Gays -- California -- San José -- History Gays--California--San Jose--Political activity--History--20th century. GLBT studies LGBT studies Peace movements -- San Francisco Bay Area -- California Photojournalists Political activists--California Queer studies San Jose State University (Calif.)