Gay newspapers--Washington (D.C.)
Lesbians' writings, American
Class Beginnings, by Nancy Myron Jamie: A Short Story, by Helaine Harris Lesbian Headache #69, by Lee Schwing Ideology: Guide to Action, by Coletta Reid That's Capitalism for You ..., by Susan Hathaway Taking the Bullshit by the Horns, by Barbry The Last Picture Show: a Review, by Rita Mae Brown Slumming It in the Middle Class, by Ginny Berson Dona Catalina, by Charlotte Bunch
The Furies, Inc.
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Revolution Begins at Home, by Charlotte Bunch and Coletta Reid A Well Placed Kick, by Lee Schwing Coning: a recycling? or an answer to copulation?, by Michela Griffin All I want, by Helaine Harris An Anarchist Plebe Fights Back, by Katz The Furies' Response to Katz: Beyond Male Power, by Ginny Berson for THE FURIES The Power and the Glory, by S. Hathaway
Darers Go First, by Jennifer Woodul A New Book of Lesbian Poetry by Pat Parker Only by Association Details ..., by Coletta Reid Recycled Trash, by Coletta Reid Freest Fancy, by Ginny Berson COME OUTSIDE (On a queer day you can see forever), photos by JEB Out Now!, by Charlotte Bunch Out of the Sea of Discontent, by Rita Mae Brown A Manifesto for the Feminist Artist, by RMB Away with your Man-Visions, by Helaine Harris and Coletta Reid
I Was a Teenage Lesbian, by Lee Schwing and Helaine Harris They Killed Pricks, by Susan Baker Garbage Among the Trash, by Dolores Bargowski and Coletta Reid Just Like in the Saturday Evening Post, by Nancy Myron
We're doing it in our schools ..., poem by E Sharon Gomillion Perseverance Furthers: Separatism and Our Future, by Charlotte Bunch Internal Bleeding (Or Case Study in Bombastic Twaddling), by Nancy Myron Poems, by Susan Baker, E. Sharon Gomillion, Merritt Wilson, Lee Lally It's Now or Never, Baby, by Susan Hathaway Fantasies of a Wheat Lady, by Helaine Harris Women Who Love Men Hate Them: male supremacy versus sexism, by Rita Mae Brown
1972
To our reader, Perseverance Furthers: Woman's Sense of Self, by Charlotte Bunch A Sonatina Followed by Another, by Gertrude Stein Gertrude and Alice compiled by Fran Winant and Loretta Ulmschneider She Who, poetry by Judy Grahn, graphics by Nancy Myron Sometimes There Are No Seasons, by Helaine Harris for Lee Gay Reformism: Almost but not quite, by Mary-Helen Mautner Gay and Groovy, by Helaine Harris Sister of Mine, by E Sharon Gomilion photos by JEB and Sharon Deevey
Bisexuality, by Loretta Ulmschneider Journeys on the Living, by Linda Koolish Eating Artichokes, by Willyce Kim Editorial, by Lee Schwing and Deborah George Holland, by Dutch feminists publishing Purple September New York Poems, by Lee Lally Ladies Almanack Walking in the Midst of Others ... One Returns Alone, by Ginny Berson
FINAL ISSUE, the Furies Staff Building Feminist Institutions, by Lee Schwing and Helaine Harris Unnatural Woman, by Diane O'Flynn Oranges at Wandegeya, by Jay Williams R St., by Keegan I Don't Want a Pickle, photos by D. George Class Revisited: one step forward two steps back, by Ginny Berson A Letter to the Staff, by Charlotte Bunch
Gay liberation movement--United States--History
Gay newspapers--United States
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Lesbian musicians--United States
Women musicians--United States
Native Washingtonian Indra "Indy' Allen performed as a songwriter, guitarist and singer in her own right. In 1973 she released one of the earliest feminist record albums, Loner, produced by Cell 16. In the early Spring of 1974, about the time that the Olivia music collective organized in Washington, DC, Indra Allen began publishing a newsletter, Musica, chronicling the performers, venues, and issues of women's music. Though the publication began in Washington, DC and gave news of women's music developments in that area, its scope was truly national. Musica appears to have begun shortly before the Women's Soul Collective's publication "Paid My Dues." A decade after "Musica's" start, Toni Armstrong Jr. created the next indispensable guide to women's music, "Hot Wire." "Musica" is an important resource for students, researchers, and members of the general public interested in the early days of US women's music. "Musica" is also important to LGBTQ research for its coverage of lesbian artists nationwide.
Allen, Indra
1976
1977
Lesbians--United States Gay liberation movement--United States
Motive, Inc.
Gay men--United States
Gay liberation movement--United States
On cover: Gay men's liberation and last motive.
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