Photo of "Power Through Visibility" T-Shirt

Photo of blue t-shirt from 2015 San Francisco Trans March, reading "Power through visibility." This item comes from the Felicia “Flames” Elizondo papers (#2021-06) at the GLBT Historical Society. Felicia Elizondo, who performed as Felicia Flames, was a Chicana trans woman and drag queen associated with San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood. She was a regular at Gene Compton's Cafeteria at the time of the Compton's Cafeteria Riot, a historic 1966 uprising by trans and queer people. Elizondo performed for many years at Aunt Charlie's Lounge alongside her close friend Vicki Marlane. This collection contains Elizondo's writings, photographs of her and her community, ephemera she collected about local drag and queer topics, and materials about Marlane and her legacy.

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Identifier: dz010q498
Collection: Felicia Elizondo/Felicia Flames Collection
Institution: GLBT Historical Society
Date Created: circa 2015
Genre: Physical Objects
Subject(s): San Francisco Trans March
Places: California > San Francisco County > San Francisco
Topic(s): Clothing and dress
LGBTQ+ fashion
T-shirts
Trans marches
Transgender people
Resource Type: Artifact
Language: English
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