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March 15, 2010
An
"archives" section has been added to the website.
It contains thousands of pages of scanned documents,
legal briefs, memos, letters, and photos relevant to the
chapters of the book. Images are generally jpg
files. Documents are pdf files and are searchable
for key words or phrases.
November 18,
2009
A slide show of the October 11,
2009 book reception has been added to the website.
To view the presentation,
click here. Once
you get to the new page, you can view it full screen by
clicking on the button at the lower right side of the
page.
November 13,
2009
Michigan attorney Rudy Serra has
written a review of The Domino Effect. It was
published yesterday in LGBT publication Between the
Lines. Rudy says the book "educates and
inspires." He also says: Coleman's experience is
instructive for everyone who wants a fairer society."
To read the complete review,
click here.
October 16,
2009
A resolution recognizing the
publication of The Domino Effect and commending the
author and others was signed today by members of the Los
Angeles City Council, as well as the Mayor, the City
Attorney, and the City Controller. To view an
image of the resolution, click here.
October 15,
2009
A commentary about a book
reception in Los Angeles was posted by David Link on the
Independent Gay Forum, a website for writers to comment
on LGBT issues. To read the commentary,
click here.
October 4,
2009
A video of an interview with the
author has been added to You Tube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3WrfeD7aEE
September 19,
2009
Photos from the book signing event
in Michigan have been added to the website.
An audio file of the presentation
at Wayne State University School of Law has been added
to the website.
For links to both of these new
additions to the site, click here.
September 13 - 14,
2009
Thomas F. Coleman is scheduled to
speak at two events in Michigan. For
more information, click here.
September 6,
2009
A memorial was held today for
attorney Albert Gordon, an advocate who fought for gay
rights in the 1970s and 1980s in Los Angeles.
Click here for the obituary
story.
August 28,
2009
Psychology Today's "Living Single Blog" Mentions The
Domino Effect and Interviews Its Author As a
Single-Minded Change Agent
The Domino Effect "is an important contribution
to our understanding of the history of equal rights
advocacy
over the past four decades."
-- Bella DePaulo, Ph.D.
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