Mattachine Review. Volume IX, Number 5, May 1963

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5-1/4 x 8-1/4" stapled illustrated wraps printed in white and grayscale. [32] pages; pp. [11]-[22] are unpaginated advertisements, and [15]-[18] are on blue paperstock. Wraps a bit rubbed, else fine. First issued in January 1955, the MATTACHINE REVIEW became just the second American magazine published by and for the gay and lesbian community. It intentionally provided a "milder," more conservative alternative to ONE Magazine, founded two years earlier, in the belief that homosexuality would ultimately gain social acceptance through education and bridge-building. The editor, Harold "Hal" Call, who had been arrested on morals charges in 1952, did not appear on the masthead until August, 1956, although he contributed many of the articles in early issues pseudonymously. In this issue, "Towards a Quaker View of Sex, Part Two: Normal Development." The cover art is from a postcard, the statue "Group of Tyrannicides," from the National Museum of Naples. N° de ref. del artículo 516

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Título: Mattachine Review. Volume IX, Number 5, May ...
Editorial: Mattachine Society, San Francisco
Año de publicación: 1963
Encuadernación: Wraps
Condición: Near Fine