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The Trouble with Harry Hay

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Dive into the stirring narrative of "The Trouble with Harry Hay," a centenary edition of Stuart Timmons' award-winning biography, celebrating the life of Harry Hay, the pioneering spirit behind the modern gay rights movement. Published on February 17, 2012, this compelling read unveils the courageous journey of Hay, who, amid the oppressive societal norms of his time, ignited a groundbreaking quest for gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights. Ideal for adult education settings, this biography not only chronicles Hay's foundational role in advocating for gay rights but also paints a vivid picture of the cultural and historical contexts that shaped his activism. Readers will be inspired by Hay’s resilience and his profound impact on a pivotal social justice domain. This narrative encourages critical reflection on how far the fight for equality has come and the work that still lies ahead.

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Published by White Crane Books on February 17, 2012
410 pages
ISBN: 9781938246005
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