Unspeakable : the rise of the gay and lesbian press in America

Breaking the editorial ice with "America's gayest magazine" (1947 to 1948)

Creating a venue for the "love that dare not speak its name" (1950s)

Raising a militant voice (early and mid-1960s)

Connecting with the counterculture (late 1960s)

After Stonewall : transforming a "moment" into a movement (1969 to 1972)

Defining lesbian culture (mid-1970s)

Defining gay male culture (mid-1970s)

Fighting back against the new right (late 1970s)

AIDS : uncovering or covering up? (early 1980s)

Raging against the status quo (late 1980s)

Marching into the mainstream (1990s)

Looking back to see the future