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{{dyktalk|28 February|2012|entry=... that '''''[[Friendship and Freedom]]''''', published in 1924, was the first [[gay]]-interest periodical in the United States?}} |
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This entry needs to be updated with reference to the information documented in CHICAGO WHISPERS: A HISTORY OF LGBT CHICAGO BEFORE STONEWALL by St. Sukie de la Croix. This book contains the most carefully documented information about Friendship and Freedom and Henry Gerber. --Jonathan Ned Katz |
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This entry needs to be updated with reference to the information documented in CHICAGO WHISPERS: A HISTORY OF LGBT CHICAGO BEFORE STONEWALL by St. Sukie de la Croix. This book contains the most carefully documented information about Friendship and Freedom and Henry Gerber. --Jonathan Ned Katz