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Loretta Manill, “Women’s Liberation: Human Image Wanted,” Phoenix, 8 Oct. 1970, 3,8.
article about women’s liberation at SF State, including interview with Debbie Chlosta, Nina Hamburg, and Maria von Bolschwing; mentions straight male pushback, with one man quoted as saying that women’s liberationists are all “repressed females…,…
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O. Selzer, “Hardhat Haikus,” Phoenix, 8 Oct. 1970, 3.
satirical poem written from point of view of conservative parent of son whose “hair is long”; references “queer commie hippies”
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Leo Laurence, “Strait Gays Badrap Blacks,” Berkeley Barb, 28 Aug. 1970, 9.
passing reference to SFSC Gay Liberation Front chairman Charles Thorp/Thorpe and his effort to organize gay students nationally
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Advertisement, “Hollywood Babylon,” Daily Gater (Alt), 12 Aug. 1970, 2.
advertisement for Hollywood Babylon, described as “stage and screen extravaganza at the Palace Theater” starring the Cockettes
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“Midnight Films,” Daily Gater (Alt), 23 July 1970, 4.
announcement of “Midnight Films” showings of Hot Voodoo and Tropical Heatwave, described as productions “by the Cockettes on stage”
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“Come Out!” Berkeley Tribe, 19 June 1970, 27.
announcement of gay liberation camp-in at Sequoia National Park, with reference to SF State student Charles Thorpe
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"Books or Pygmalian Tails,” Daily Gater (Alt), 27 May 1970, 7.
review of several books, including “coffee table” book version of Fellini film Satyricon, and review of Groupie by Johnny Byrne and Jenny Fabian, described as “sex-rock odyssey of all the bed scenes Katie’s made with all the rock men” and a “teeny…
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“Midnight Films,” Daily Gater (Alt), 27 May 1970, 6.
announcement of “Midnight Films” showing of Bessie Smith, described as “Chas. Levine’s autopsy of sinner’s tragic death”
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“Midnight Films,” Daily Gater (Alt), 13 May 1970, 7.
announcement of “Midnight Films” showings of Noviciat, described as “a Noel Burch peep at a women’s karate school – very lesbo,” and Voodoo, described as a documentation of “a bizarre love ritual” by Kevin Duffy
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"Correction," Phoenix, 14 May 1970, 2.
correction of 11 May announcement of campus lecture by two “authors of homosexual fiction"
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“Homosexual Authors To Speak,” Phoenix, 11 May 1970, 6.
notice that “two prominent authors of fiction in the homosexual world,” Richard Amory and Dirk Vanden, will speak on campus about exploitation of homosexual authors by straight publishers
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Advertisement, Satyricon (dir. Fellini), Phoenix, 30 Apr. 1970, 10.
advertisement for Federico Fellini’s Satyricon, identified elsewhere as film based on classical Roman text by Petronius which depicts same-sex sex in ancient Rome, including a tryst involving a catamite named Giton
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Perspectives,” Phoenix, 23 Apr. 1970, 10.
state news briefs, reporting that Student Health Center at California State University, Fullerton, was “instructed to stop handling birth control problems”; San Francisco City Assemblyman Willie Brown gave speech in Sacramento and was quoted as…
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Advertisement, El Rey Theater movie showings, Phoenix, 17 Apr. 1970, 8.
screening of X-rated Academy Award-winning Midnight Cowboy, film depicting sex, rape, homosexuality, and gay prostitution
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Don Jackson, “Sieze [sic] the Cans!!” Berkeley Barb, 3 Apr. 1970, 5.
article on struggle for official recognition of SFSC’s Gay Liberation Front
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Konstantin Berlandt, “Cheek to Cheek,” Berkeley Tribe, 27 Mar. 1970, 10.
article on arrests of gay men at Berkeley, with comments by SF State student Charles Thorp
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“Gay Liberation Front Formed,” Phoenix, 19 Mar. 1970, 10.
new Gay Liberation Front group at SF State wants official Associated Students recognition, even though “recognition of a GLF chapter at San Jose State College was denied last semester”; Charles Thorp identified as “chief organizer”
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Announcement, “Today At State,” Daily Gater (Alt), 13 Mar. 1970, 1.
listing of campus activities, including meeting of “Gay Liberation Front” on 13 Mar.
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Charles P. Thorp, “An Army of Lovers,” Daily Gater (Alt), 13 Mar. 1970, 1.
article by Charles P. Thorp announcing first Gay Liberation Front meeting at SF State, scheduled for 13 Mar.; “San Francisco State can not sit on the chests of Gay students anymore unless it wants its balls bitten off”; “AN ARMY OF LOVERS CAN NOT…
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Announcement, “Today At State,” Daily Gater (Alt), 10 Mar. 1970, 1.
listing of campus activities, including meeting of Gay Liberation Front on 13 Mar.