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Reggie and Wolfie had met in July 1992 at a cultural event, organized by STRANGE FRUIT, during the VIII International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam.
Reggie and Wolfie had met in July 1992 at a cultural event, organized by STRANGE FRUIT, during the VIII International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam.
After he had moved to Amsterdam in April 1994, Reggie became involved with this amazing group of Black and migrant LGBTI and organized many film screenings, discussions and other events with them.
After he had moved to Amsterdam in April 1994, Reggie became involved with this amazing group of Black and migrant LGBTI and organized many film screenings, discussions and other events with them.
Later he would say that they saved his life. Because they gave Reggie a purpose to go on as an activist!
Later he would say that they saved his life. Because they gave Reggie a purpose to go on as an activist!
Juan Walter, Reggie, Gavin Morrow-Hall, James Credle, Bongane Nyathi
Reggie with Barbara Smith, James Credle
Gathering at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home, 1995
Gathering at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home, 1995
Janherman Veenker (1950-2005), Reggie, Elke Börner, André Reeder (Strange Fruit), Andrés Dukes
Gerda Gebker (1954-2012), Lutz van Dijk, unknown, Marten Schipper (1954-2003)
Gathering at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home, 1996
Gathering at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home, 1996
Anne Krul, Jeroen Andriessen, Jerry Haimé, Janherman Veenker (1950-2005)
Marlon Reina, Barbara Endres, Kenneth McCreary, James Credle, Oebele Kooistra
Wolfgang, Reggie, Beverley Ditsie, Marten Schipper (1954-2003)
Gathering at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home, October 1996
Gathering at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home, October 1996
Janherman Veenker, Marlon Reina
1997. Reggie Williams talks about the "Yours in the Struggle Project" in an interview by Al Cunningham:
The struggle with racism, homophobia. HIV prevention.
Black Gay AIDS activist Reggie Williams with LGBT Group Strange Fruit:
Kwanzaa celebration at Reggie's and Wolfgang's home in Amsterdam, with James Credle, December 1997.
Reggie talks about his life with AIDS.
Filmed by André Reeder.
In January 1998 Reggie presents the new photobook "Black Inspiration" by Jürgen Jansen.
Due to his declining health it is his last public appearance.
Amsterdam, January 1998. Reggie Williams' last public appearance. Presentation of the photo book "Black Inspiration" by Jürgen Jansen. The poem is written by Lutz van Dijk. Filmed by W. Schreiber.
1998 Gay Games
1998 Gay Games
South-African activist Simon Nkoli (1957-1998), James Credle in the back
July/August 1998
Amsterdam, August 1998. Gay Games Canal Parade. Black Gay AIDS activist Reggie Williams on Marten Schipper's boat, with friends from Germany and the US. Time: 4:26
Reggie's Legacy
Reggie's Legacy
Black Pride Protest 2020, Anne Krul shares Reggie reading Essex Hemphill's poem! 5:34 - 8:12
Black Pride Protest 2020, Anne Krul shares Reggie reading Essex Hemphill's poem! 5:34 - 8:12
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