The Gay Liberation Front: Come Out Interview An interview with some early members of the Gay Liberation Front about what the potential for Gay Liberation, its challenges and its relations to…
A historical look at attitudes to homosexuality in the Islamic world Although it is very different now, Shoaib Daniyal recounts historical examples of tolerance of…
The Red Butterfly - John Lauritsen A first person account of involvement in and the activity of The Red Butterfly, a socialist "cell" within the US Gay Liberation Front 1969-1971.
Critique of the "gay demands" - The Red Butterfly A communiqué issued by the revolutionary socialist cell within the Gay Liberation Front critiquing what they saw as "gay nationalism" and "extreme segregationism" in a document called "gay demands" issued at the Black Panther Party's “Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention Planning Session” in Philadelphia, 5 September 1970. It was distributed at a follow-up BPP convention in Washington DC in November…
Appeal on behalf on an oppressed human variety - Kurt Hiller Classic speech against gay oppression written by Kurt Hiller for the Second International Congress…
The first Gay Liberation Front demonstration - John Lauritsen A first person account of the first demonstration of the US Gay Liberation Front against the Village…
Gay oppression: a radical analysis - The Red Butterfly A Marxist analysis of discrimination experienced by LGB people, published by a section of the Gay…
The gay manifesto - Carl Wittman A radical manifesto for gay liberation published by the Marxist cell of the US Gay Liberation Front in 1970.
Gay liberation - The Red Butterfly Introductory pamphlet about gay liberation produced by The Red Butterfly, a Marxist cell within the New York Gay Liberation Front first published…
Manifesto - Gay Liberation Front The manifesto of the UK organisation the Gay Liberation Front, written in 1971 in London and revised in 1978.
The Women's Liberation and Gay Liberation Movements Letter written by Huey Newton, founder of the Black Panthers, published in their newspaper on August 21, 1970. The speech criticises previous…
Carnival of the Oppressed, The Angry Brigade and the Gay Liberation Front An article investigating the relationship between Gay Liberationist groups and the British New Left.