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Sunday's women : a report on lesbian life today

Title
Sunday's women : a report on lesbian life today / Sasha Gregory Lewis.
Author
Lewis, Sasha Gregory
Publication
  • Boston : Beacon Press, [1979]
  • ©1979

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Description
xi, 217 pages; 21 cm
Summary
"Taking the stories of more than twenty-five lesbians from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences, Sasha Lewis presents a frank and honest picture of lesbian life in America today. We learn what it's like to grow up gay, and what it means to come out. The lesbians interviewed speak openly about their first experiences with other women, what kind of relationship they hope to find, how social pressure has affected their lives, and how, as a consequence, they feel about gay liberation. A stirring book that brings heterosexual values regarding family, child-rearing, and male/female roles into sharp perspective, Sunday's Women will interest anyone concerned about gender-defined roles in contemporary American society"--Back cover of book jacket.
Series Statement
Beacon paperback ; 622
Uniform Title
Beacon paperbacks ; 622.
Alternative Title
Sunday's women : lesbian life today
Subject
  • Lesbians > United States
  • Lesbianism > United States
  • Lesbian culture > United States
  • Lesbianism
  • Lesbians
  • Lesbische liefde
  • United States
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Part one: Rites of passage -- The lesbian identity -- The transformation from butch to dyke -- Making connections -- A subculture in hiding -- Relationship experiments -- Part two: The lesbian couple in a heterosexual world -- The closeted couple -- Breaking free -- Parents and "in-laws" -- Lesbian families -- Living with the law -- Role-free living -- Part three: The personal becomes the political -- The dream -- Radical experiments -- The extremist fringe -- Changing times -- Conclusion: Beyond liberation--the implications for society.
ISBN
  • 080703794X
  • 9780807037942
  • 0807037958
  • 9780807037959
LCCN
78053655
OCLC
  • ocm04884349
  • 4884349
  • SCSB-134940
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library