The making of a gay Asian community : an oral history of pre-AIDS Los Angeles /
In this oral history, gay Asian Americans talk frankly about their struggle for self-determination and independence. Pioneers of the Los Angeles movement discuss the gay scene in Southern California and the development of a distinctly Asian American identity.
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| Language: | English |
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Lanham :
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.,
[2002]
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| Series: | Pacific formations.
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Table of Contents:
- Before the Beginning
- As Sissy As They Come
- All about Butching Up
- The Future Is in America
- Caution and Abandonment on the L.A. Nightscape
- Work Was Work
- All the Information You Ever Wanted
- I've Never Seen You Guys
- Three Pieces of ID
- The Cult of Masculinity
- A Fascism of Desire
- Asians Never Like Other Asians
- A Vicious Circle
- The Call from Morris Kight
- Struggle with My Gayness
- The Right Thing to Do
- Old Scars on a New Body
- Taking Charge ...
- ... But Who's the Boss?
- An Ambassador's Job
- It Was All Volunteers
- That Hostile Asian Group
- If Only We Could Harness It
- The Next Generation
- Not That Kind of Organization
- Are You "Sticky"?
- Love Your Asian Body.