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Gay Liberation in the Eighties
Gay liberation is no longer just the concern of a minority. Gay attitudes to sexuality, gender and the family are a direct challenge to received wisdom, and established reaction is fierce.
This book describes both the origins and the forms of society's oppressive reaction; it shows, too, how that oppression is being resisted. Reaction in communist countries is compared to that in the West. Above all, the authors provide a programme for change which would ensure that gay people and heterosexuals are no longer separate and opposed groups.
Gay Liberation in the Eighties is at once a guide to radical politics and a manifesto.
This book describes both the origins and the forms of society's oppressive reaction; it shows, too, how that oppression is being resisted. Reaction in communist countries is compared to that in the West. Above all, the authors provide a programme for change which would ensure that gay people and heterosexuals are no longer separate and opposed groups.
Gay Liberation in the Eighties is at once a guide to radical politics and a manifesto.
- GenresNonfictionLGBT
131 pages, Paperback
First published February 28, 1985
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