Living out Loud: A History of Gay and Lesbian Activism in Australia

Graham Willett

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Gender and Feminist Studies LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy American Political and Social Dynamics

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Introduction..Part One: Living..1. The Scene and the Unseen: Camp Life in the 1950s..2. Liberalism and its Limits..Part Two: Out..3. CAMPing Out..4. The Challengers..5. Lobbing Eggs and Lobbying..6. Three Pillars of Ignorance..7. Hastening Slowly, 1974-78..Part Three: Loud..8. Backlash, Resistance and the Community..9. Law Reform Resumed..10. Fighting For Our Lives..11. Consolidating the Community..12. And the Last Shall Be First..13. The End of Gay?

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