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Victory The Triumphant Gay Revolution

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ISBN-10: 0061965510

ISBN-13: 9780061965517

Edition: 2013

Authors: Linda Hirshman

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Supreme Court lawyer and political pundit Linda Hirshman details the stunning story of how a resourceful and dedicated minority transformed the notion of American marriage equality and forged a campaign for cultural change that will serve as a model for all future political movements. In the vein of Taylor Branch’s classic Parting of the Waters, Hirshman’s groundbreaking Victory: The Triumphant Gay Revolution is the powerful story of a massive shift in American culture. Hirshman offers an insider’s view of the crucial struggle that is leading to change, incorporating her unique experiences and insights and drawing upon new interviews—with movement titans such as Frank Kameny and Phyllis…    
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Book details

List price: $16.99
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Publication date: 6/4/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 464
Size: 5.31" wide x 7.99" long x 0.98" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English

Until her escapades in Italy, Denise Pirrotti Hummel, had been a nationally recognized international and employment law attorney. She litigated the first class action under the Americans With Disabilities Act and was named one of the Top Twenty Young Attorneys in the United States by the American Bar Association in 1992. During her three-year sabbatical from American life, Denise cultivated a long-time passion that had lain dormant through much of her adult life. She started to write voraciously - first about her family's life in Italy and the contrast to American society, then about travel in general. Her prolific writing led to opportunities in the writing and travel world. She is now…    

Introduction: How an Army of Good Gays Won the West
Gays and the Cities: Community First, Politics Later
Red in Bed: It Takes a Communist to Recognize Gay Oppression
It Was the Sixties That Did It: Gays Get Radical, Radicals Get Gay
Stonewall Uprising: Gays Finally Get Some Respect
The Good Gays Fight the Four Horsemen: Crazy, Sinful, Criminal, and Subversive
Dying for the Movement: The Terrible Political Payoff of AIDS
ACT UP: Five Years That Shook the World
Failed Marriages and Losing Battles: The Premature Campaign for Marriage and Military Service
Founding Fathers: Winning Modern Rights Before Fighting Ancient Battles
Massing the Troops for the Last Battle: The New-Media Gay Revolution
With Liberal Friends: Who Needs Enemies?
Victory: The Civil Rights March of Our Generation
Epilogue
On the Shoulders of Giants
Acknowledgments
Chronology
Notes
Bibliography
Index