The Gay Revolution by Faderman, Lillian -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Dedication Prologue A Brief History of Changing Terminology Part 1: Scapegoats

1. Lawbreakers and Loonies 2. America Hunts for Witches 3. No Army of Lovers: Toward a Homosexual-Free Military 4. America Protects Its Youngsters

Part 2: The Homophiles

5. Mattachine 6. The Daughters 7. Jousts with the Four Horsemen

Part 3: Revolts Before the Revolution

8. Slivers of Space and Justice 9. Throwing Down the Gauntlet 10. The Homosexual American Citizen Takes the Government to Court

Part 4: Earthquake: The Stonewall Years

11. The Riots 12. Say It Proud—and Loud: New Gay Politics 13. Less Talk and More Action: The Gay Activists Alliance 14. A Parallel Revolution: Lesbian Feminists

Part 5: A Place at the Table

15. Dressing for Dinner 16. How Gays and Lesbians Stopped Being Crazies 17. The Culture War in Earnest

Part 6: How Anita Bryant Advanced Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights

18. Enter, Anita 19. How to Lose a Battle 20. Grappling with Defeat 21. Learning How to Win

Part 7: Ashes and Phoenixes

22. Of Martyrs and Marches 23. The Plague 24. Family Values

Part 8: Demanding to Serve

Part 9: LGBT American Citizens

Epilogue Acknowledgments Photographs Photo Credits About Lillian Faderman Notes Index Copyright