Lavender Vision: for the lesbian community

Lavender Vision: for the lesbian community

University of Pittsburgh

lesbian community

gay and lesbian rights

women's liberation

Lavender Vision… is a publication from the 1970’s that seeks to connect other lesbian women to ideas and movements affecting the community. The columns range from personal appeals on the idea of being queer, to more general announcements about the state of the group at large. The cover has a hand-drawn border of interlinked symbols for the female gender. Folds can be seen in the scanned image across the center, suggesting a small paper that was folded into bags and passed around. The paper was given out at the price of a "donation", or a pay what you can type system.

ASRA Awardee: Joe Wozniak

Self-published

May, 1971

Periodical/newsletter

Text

Still Image

Lavender Vision for the lesbian community, vol. 1, issue 2, (1971). American Left Ephemera Collection, 1875-2015, AIS.2007.11, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System

English

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