Loving Someone Gay by Don Clark
With gay marriage making headlines across the nation, LOVING SOMONE GAY is perhaps more relevant and needed than ever. In the original 1977 edition, Dr. Don Clark brought the first truly positive profile of gay identity to a general audience and contributed to the groundswell of the gay rights movement. In the 1980s, AIDS forever changed not only gay communities, but also the global landscape as prejudice yielded to knowledge that the HIV virus crosses the imagined barriers of gender, sexual orientation, and lifestyle. A new edition responded to the crisis. Thoroughly revised for the fourth time, LOVING SOMEONE GAY remains the most comprehensive profile of positive gay identity in print, offering courageous support and compassionate guidance for gay men and lesbians and the friends and families who love them.
With gay marriage making headlines across the nation, LOVING SOMONE GAY is perhaps more relevant and needed than ever. In the original 1977 edition, Dr. Don Clark brought the first truly positive profile of gay identity to a general audience and contributed to the groundswell of the gay rights movement. In the 1980s, AIDS forever changed not only gay communities, but also the global landscape as prejudice yielded to knowledge that the HIV virus crosses the imagined barriers of gender, sexual orientation, and lifestyle. A new edition responded to the crisis. Thoroughly revised for the fourth time, LOVING SOMEONE GAY remains the most comprehensive profile of positive gay identity in print, offering courageous support and compassionate guidance for gay men and lesbians and the friends and families who love them.
With gay marriage making headlines across the nation, LOVING SOMONE GAY is perhaps more relevant and needed than ever. In the original 1977 edition, Dr. Don Clark brought the first truly positive profile of gay identity to a general audience and contributed to the groundswell of the gay rights movement. In the 1980s, AIDS forever changed not only gay communities, but also the global landscape as prejudice yielded to knowledge that the HIV virus crosses the imagined barriers of gender, sexual orientation, and lifestyle. A new edition responded to the crisis. Thoroughly revised for the fourth time, LOVING SOMEONE GAY remains the most comprehensive profile of positive gay identity in print, offering courageous support and compassionate guidance for gay men and lesbians and the friends and families who love them.