An eloquent history of the gay and lesbian rights movement--which ties in to the four-part PBS documentary in the "American Experience" series--this striking volume forms a vivid record--in words and 125 photos--of the entire history of the movement, ranging broadly over issues from gays and the church to gay and lesbian parenting to AIDS and gay marriage.
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An eclectic, serious coffee-table volume,
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This review is from: The Question of Equality: Lesbian and Gay Politics in America Since Stonewall (Hardcover)
A mix of politics and history, this volume comprises four essays, along with 15 shorter, first-person pieces by activists who recall key moments of the struggle for gay and lesbian rights and visibility. Published as companion piece to a documentary on the lesbian and gay movement since 1969, the book is more informal, more eclectic, and better illustrated than an academic study, but more serious and substantial than the usual coffee-table volume. The voices it highlights tend to be those associated with "gay liberation" and big-city street activism, but the richness and authenticity of those voices make this book a valuable chronicle.
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