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The tragedy of today's gays / Larry Kramer.

Van Pelt Library HQ76.3.U5 K73 2005
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kramer, Larry.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Gay people--United States--Social conditions.
Gay people.
AIDS (Disease)--Social aspects.
AIDS (Disease).
Gays--Government policy.
United States.
Social conditions.
Gay men--United States--Social conditions.
Gay men.
Gay people--Government policy--United States.
Homophobia--United States.
Homophobia.
Gay men--Social conditions.
Gays--Social conditions.
Physical Description:
xiii, 108 pages ; 18 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin, [2005]
Summary:
With equal parts eloquence and urgency, common sense and patriotism, Kramer writes a concise history of AIDS and despairs that gays have become a tragic people: A lack of civic and political involvement even when faced with an increasingly powerful and hateful opposition. A sexual abandon so reckless that "we are murdering each other." A growing addiction to crystal-meth that defies logic. But Kramer offers gays a survival plan: "So many of Larry Kramer's messages to the younger generation are humanist messages, so old-fashioned in a callow age that we need Kramer to make them again," writes Naomi Wolf in her foreword. "Honor your dead. Take responsibility for yourselves. Grow up. Your lives have meaning-don't fuck and drug them away."
Contents:
Foreword / Naomi Wolf
Introduction / Larry Kramer
The Tragedy of Today's Gays
Afterword / Rodger McFarlane.
Other Format:
Online version: Kramer, Larry. Tragedy of today's gays.
ISBN:
1585424277
9781585424276
OCLC:
57549810

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