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Author: Thomas March

Thomas March

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‘Lavender menace became a magical term.’

KARLA JAY is a lesbian organizer, writer, and educator whose activism goes back to the period immediately following the Stonewall Riots. A professor of English at Pace University in New York City for many years, her political involvement dates back to her years at Barnard College in the late 1960s. This interview was conducted via “e-mail rally” between Ms. Jay and The G&LR.

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Angles on the Revolution

Dona Ann McAdams’ photography is featured in both the Art After Stonewall exhibition and the We Are Everywhere book. She too is a child of Stonewall, having chronicled queer æsthetics for over thirty years, adroitly capturing the urgency of early dyke marches, ACT UP actions, and LGBT military members marching in Washington in solidarity against the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy that went into effect in 1994.
Blog
1. June 12, 2019 Transcending Generations: AIDS and the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall
2. May 20, 2019 Never Can Say Goodbye
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