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Lavender Woman: Volume 5, Number 1

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Title
Lavender Woman: Volume 5, Number 1
Alternative Title
"We Quit"
Part of:
Lavender Woman
Date
July 1976
Description
This is the final issue of the lesbian feminist newspaper Lavendar Woman. Publications of Lavendar Woman typically included articles on lesbian and feminist issues, illustrations, interviews, news, and poems, with a particular focus on arts and culture. This issue contains articles about women and lesbians in the arts, poetry and fictional writing, information about other feminist lesbian periodicals, and news coverage of a recent presentation held in New York City and sponsored by the International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women. Interestingly, the creators of this issue explain their reasons for discontinuing the publication, stating "it's time to face the fact that we're dying" (p. 1). They explain the lack of staff, time, and energy required to continue to produce the newspaper, and describe being "out of touch" with the lesbian feminist identity and movement.
Format
Newspaper
Volume
5
Issue
1
Number of Pages
21
Language
English
List of Contributors
Cynthia Carr
Muffy Halstead
Su Friedrich
Amy Sillman
Susan Edwards
Cynthia Staples
Julie Zolot
Joan Nixon
Rebecca Hunter
J.R. Roberts
Location of Publication
Chicago, Illinois
Publisher
Lavender Woman
Holding Institution
Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture, Duke University
License
Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial

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