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patroclusbro's review against another edition
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Jane Fleishman presents seven interviews with people who came of age during the time of Stonewall. A worthwile and easy-to-read collection for those interested in queer elders, queer aging, memories, relationships, sex and activism through the decades for a US-american/North-American context!
I enjoyed that the book brings together a lot of different perspectives and shows a variety of LGBTQ people! In particular, I learned a lot about the origins of gay leather bear culture and bi activism in the 1980s.
Remember the queer people who came before us - and keep in mind that many of them are still very much here.
I enjoyed that the book brings together a lot of different perspectives and shows a variety of LGBTQ people! In particular, I learned a lot about the origins of gay leather bear culture and bi activism in the 1980s.
Remember the queer people who came before us - and keep in mind that many of them are still very much here.
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This is an incredible window into LGBTQ elder lives.
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Delightful set of long interviews, mostly if the Stonewall generation rather than of Stonewall veterans — so a fascinating set of coning out stories and institutional histories
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