@article{885751,
      note = {Date range of documents: 1913-1996.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/885751},
      title = {Randy Burns papers.},
      abstract = {The Randy Burns Papers, which cover the years 1968 to  2002, include private and professional papers, clippings,  correspondence, and research collected by Burns, a Native  American activist and co-founder of Gay American Indians  (GAI). The collection contains extensive materials on AIDs  and associated outreach programs, as well as documents  related to the berdache, or two-spirit (third gender)  tradition of Native American peoples. The collection also  features work by and about a number of individuals  associated with GAI, including Mohawk poet Maurice Kenny,  anthropologist Walter Williams, and scholar Will Roscoe.  Burns's efforts as an activist are represented here as  well, via academic papers, correspondence and memos, fact  sheets and statistics, flyers, meeting minutes,  newsletters, programs, and reports documenting his work in  the Native American and larger LGBTQ communities.},
      recid = {885751},
      pages = {1 online resource (45 manuscripts) :},
}