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The Trouble with Harry Hay: Founder of the Modern Gay Movement

by Stuart Timmons

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A centenary edition of Timmons' award-winning biography of Harry Hay, founderof the modern gay rights movement.
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ALA Stonewall Book Award Finalist (1991.2|Nonfiction, 1991)
Lambda Literary Award Nominee (Gay Men's Nonfiction, 1990; Gay Men's Small Press, 1990)
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Urning men and women, on whose book of life Nature has written her new word which sounds so strange to us, bear such storm and stress with in them, such ferment and fluctuation, so much complex material having its outlet only in the future; their individualities are so rich and many-sided, and withal so little understand, that it is impossible to characterize them adequately in a few sentences. - Otto de Jeux, Love's Disinherited, 1893
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For everyone who became an activist. And for everyone who will.
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He was born a sissy, with a delicately imperious streak that surfaced when he was just two.
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