The first collection of the writings and speeches of the founder of the gay liberation movement records his efforts to win acceptance of gays and lesbians as a cultural minority and his reflections on Marxism, spirituality, art, and politics.
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Essential reading for anyone trying to understand what it means to be gay, bisexual, transgender or straight. --Urvashi Vaid, author of Virtual Equality
"Editor Will Roscoe has assembled a crackling collection of provocative, inspiring essays written by Hay during the course of his long struggle for freedom and liberation. . . . By documenting the past, as Hay and Roscoe have done here, we can perhaps find some of the answers that we mistakenly believe have eluded us." --William J. Mann, Lambda Book Report "A fine new edition of Harry Hay's writings. . . . Roscoe's work [is] a model of clear and grounded academic writing." --Al Cotton, The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review "Harry Hay is a remarkable individual. . . . [Radically Gay] provides wonderful glimpses into Hay's own evolution from Marxist pedant to shamanic faerie elder." --Jack Fertig, San Francisco Bay Times "Offers invaluable insight into the vision of one man who made it possible for millions to live in freedom and with self-respect." --New York NativeHarry Hay lives in Los Angeles and remains an outspoken activist.
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