After the Ball: How America Will Conquer Its Fear and Hatred Gays 90's ... Ball

Description: After The Ball: How America Will Conquer Its Fear & Hatred of Gays in the 90’s by Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen Overview: This national #1 bestseller is a profound exploration of America’s evolving attitudes towards the gay community in the 1990s. After The Ball offers a systematic argument against anti-gay bigotry and outlines a pragmatic plan for activists to reshape public perceptions. Written with wit and conviction, the book remains a lightning rod for debate and a significant piece of literature in the fight against homophobia. It is a required read for anyone interested in the LGBTQ+ movement and its historical context in the U.S. Key Features: •Authors: Marshall Kirk & Hunter Madsen •Publication Year: 1990 •Genre: Gay Studies/Sociology •ISBN: 0-452-26498-7 •Publisher: Plume •Edition: First Plume Printing •Pages: 420+ •Language: English •Cover Design: Paul Scher Why You Should Buy This Book: •A Groundbreaking Work: After The Ball has sparked more debate than any other book on gay politics in America, providing a comprehensive plan for overcoming bigotry. •Highly Recommended: Described as provocative and essential by sources such as Time, The Village Voice, and Booklist, this is a must-read for anyone engaged in the discourse on LGBTQ+ rights. •Educational and Inspiring: A vital guide for understanding the roots of homophobia and the tactics that have defined gay activism in the late 20th century. Condition: This paperback edition is in very good condition. The cover shows minimal signs of wear, and the pages are clean with no annotations. There are a few pages with small dog ears. The pages are yellowed with age. See photos.

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