How an army of good gays won the west
Gays and the cities: community first, politics later
Red in bed: it takes a communist to recognize gay oppression
It was the sixties that did it: gays get radical, radicals get gay
Stonewall uprising: gays finally get some respect
The good gays fight the four horsemen: crazy, sinful, criminal, and subversive
Dying for the movement the terrible political payoff of AIDS
ACT UP: five years that shook the world
Failed marriages and losing battles: the premature campaign for marriage and military service
Founding fathers: winning modern rights before fighting ancient battles
Massing the troops for the last battle: the new-media gay revolution
With liberal friends: who needs enemies?
Victory: the civil rights march of our generation
On the shoulders of giants.
