James Przeslawski Collection

Collection

Identifier: 1992-4

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The collection consists of videotapes from a Michigan television show. The tapes are labeled as “Lambda Report”, “Elaine Noble”, “Dignity/Integrity”, “Pride March on Washington”, “Michigan Organization for Human Rights,” and others. Seven folders of documents are also included and contain signed photo releases for the television program and Barry Frank scripts.

Dates

1986-1992

Creator

Przeslawski, James (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

No donor restriction. Standard restrictions apply (see G/H “Confidentiality Agreement” for archives use).

Biographical / Historical

Very little biographical data can be found on James Przeslawski, although it does appear that he holds some author credits on a handful of AIDs-related bibliographies found in WorldCat.

Extent

2 Linear Feet (Two (2) boxes)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

The collection is arranged into two distinct series, one series for documents and paper materials, and the other for physical video tapes. The Documentation series consists of seven (7) labeled folders that maintain their original order.

Physical Location

D3G (Row D, Bay 3, Shelf G)

Provenance

The collection was donated in its entirety by James R. Przeslawski in the Spring of 1992, with the collection being processed and rehoused by Sue Varisco in 1997. In addition to the documents and video tapes, at the time of accession, Przeslawski also donated an “appropriate” size VCR to play the tapes on.