I remember eagerly turning on the TV to see Word Is Out , which was listed on the daily paper, only to find the station had replaced it with rock concert footage. It was not even an actual program, just pure footage. No explanation, no apology.
I hope times have changed.
When I finally got to see it I noted that one of the most important figures interviewed in the film is Harry Hay, original founder of the gay rights movement with the Mattachine Society in 1950 and later founder of the Radical Faeries in 1979.
I think of Harry as our George Washington, possessing a level of courage I can hardly imagine for myself.
Alan SF, rowmaine@hotmail.com
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