HomeAuthor: Timothy Stewart-Winter

Author: Timothy Stewart-Winter

Unsung Heroes
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Two Women, a Ford, and a Rolleiflex

Swiss writer Annemarie Schwarzenbach came from a distinguished, wealthy family of Zurich industrialists and army leaders. Her formidable mother Renée was related to the German statesman Otto von Bismarck. Renée’s brother was a chip off the old block, a right-wing militarist who maintained friendly relations with Hitler during the 1920s. How did such a family produce a left-wing rebel angel like Annemarie?

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John Rechy: Fallen Angel

It is not unfair to think of Rechy, who cast such a long shadow over the 1960s and ’70s literary scene, as a raunchy, gay Hugh Hefner.

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The Struggles of Barbara Deming

Along with unilateral nuclear disarmament, [Deming] soon added racial equality to her agenda and, by the end of the 1960s, radical feminism and lesbian rights.

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Gender Ideology and Its Discontents

Nowadays the way people in the developing world make contact with gay sexual life is through porn and apps like Grindr.
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