Title: Oral history interview with Christine Pattee recorded on 2002 Oct. 1.   

Creator: Pattee, Christine;

Description: Interview with Christine Pattee conducted by Becky Waters.   Christine Pattee was a lesbian feminist activist and the first statewide lobbyist for gay rights.  She played a vital role in the passage of the CT Civil Rights Bill of 1975, and the establishment of the Women's Music festival and Women's Music for everyone Concert series.  The interview covers her childhood through the date of the interview.  It also includes how and why she came out, how she became involved in state politics, and how it has affected her life. 

Date: 10/1/2002

Location: Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT

Subject: Homosexuality -- United States -- Personal narratives; Homosexuality -- Law and legislation -- Connecticut; Lobbying -- Law and legislation -- Connecticut;

Contributors: Waters, Becky;

Publisher: Central Connecticut State University

Relation: GLBTQ Archives;

Type: moving image

Format: video/x-ms-wmv

Language: eng

OCLC number: 435488585

Date created: 7/28/2009

Date modified: 7/28/2009

Reference URL: http://cdm16627.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/GLBTQ/id/6

CONTENTdm number: 6

CONTENTdm file name: 5.asx

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Originally at: http://video.ccsu.edu/library/glbtq/glbtq2002_pattee_christine.wmv