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‘ armistead maupin is not oniy a gifted novelist, he is an outspoken advocate for the rights and
visibility of gay men and women, in 1974, he vanquished his fears of society's backlash and
came out publicly as a homosexual, in his fantastically popular (two-million copies sold in ten
languages) six book tales o f the city series, maupin writes about the interactions of gay and
straight communities in san francisco, but maupin’s stories are more than entertainment-they
are a valuable commentary on our judgmental society.
RIGHT TO PRIDE
annual dinner
hilton hotel Saturday October 10th 1998
cocktails 5:30 dinner 7:00 tickets $125 info 503/228.5825
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