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Common terms and phrasesactivism ACTUP Adam Carr Adelaide age of consent AIDS councils ALGA anti-gay argued attitudes August Australian behaviour bill bisexuals Brisbane Camp Ink CAMP NSW CAMP’s Campaign Canberra Church committee counter-cultural Craig Johnston debate December decriminalisation Dennis Altman discussion early February federal feminist Fred Nile Gary Jaynes gay activists gay and lesbian gay community Gay Liberation Front gay movement gay politics Gay Pride Gay Pride Week gay rights heterosexual HLRC HLRS homo homosexual acts homosexual law reform Humanist issue January Jenny Pausacker John Ware July June late leaflet lesbians and gay letter Lex Watson liberationists lives lobbying mainstream male March Mardi Gras Melbourne’s National Homosexual Conference Newsletter November October oppression organisation Outrage Papers Party Perth police Politics of Sexual Poll Queensland Queer radical Radicalesbians September Sexual Liberation social Society Five Sydney Gay Liberation Tasmania transgender Victoria vote women Women’s Liberation Popular passagesPage 185 - Self-defined in their flyers and media kits as "a nonpartisan group of diverse individuals united in anger and committed to direct action to end the AIDS crisis... Page 59 - Gay is good for all of us. The artificial categories 'heterosexual' and 'homosexual' have been laid on us by a sexist society. Page 117 - To inquire into and report upon the family, social, educational, legal and sexual aspects of male and female relationships Page 59 - The starting point of our liberation must be to rid ourselves of the oppression which lies in the head of every one of us. This means freeing our heads from... Page 151 - It is interesting to speculate on what might have happened had the... Page 267 - Gay Perspectives II. More essays in Australian gay culture, Department of Economic History with The Australian Centre for Gay and Lesbian Research, University of Sydney, Sydney, 1993. Page 57 - They believed that socialist revolution would be achieved if all the oppressed worked in concert. Allen Young wrote, "Gay liberation ... has a perspective for revolution based on the unity of all oppressed people—that is, there can be no freedom for gays in a society which enslaves others through male supremacy, racism and economic exploitation. Page 61 - I have convened at the University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales and the Flinders University of South Australia have taught me much and for that I am grateful. Page 277 - Margaret Bradstock and Louise Wakeling, (eds), Words From the Same Heart, Hale & Iremonger, Sydney, 1987, p. References to this bookFrom other books
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