06/23/2025
June 23, 1991 Washington, D.C. Pride Day
The logo design featured a pink triangle, cherry blossoms, the Capitol's dome, and both the Washington and Lincoln monuments. The same design was made for t-shirts and included alternative colors, such as purple and seafoam green.
Related Exhibition: “LGBTJews in the Federal City” explores the Jewish role in the national story about the fight for LGBTQ+ rights—including the many marches, rallies, & protests held in DC. [Button is not on view]
Learn stories like this and more in the exhibition LGBTJews in the Federal City 🏳️🌈✡
🎟Tickets & Info: https://bit.ly/4ivmvbo
$10-$12 | Free kids 12 & under | Free for Members
Image Credit: Logo design by Tony Jenners. Lillian and Alber Small Capital Jewish Museum. Gift of Michael Garbus.
Image Description: A white circular button with a hot pink triangle. Inside the pink triangle is a pink and white image of the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the Capital Dome. Cherry Blossoms are overlayed on the top and right sides of the triangle surrounding the Capital Dome. In the left corner of the triangle reads "Washington, D.C. Pride Day, June 23, 1991" and in the bottom corner of the triangle is the phrase "Together in Pride! '91." Both are in black ink. On the bottom right of the triangle it says "Logo design: Tony Jenners" in pink ink.
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