"The parade on Gay Freedom Day 1980 is witnessed by a middle-aged, politically liberal mother who, during one fateful day, confronts clear evidence that her son is caught up in a liberation movement going wrong. It is fair to call the book a "protest novel," with the urgent tone of the form drowning out what we might call more literary values. This story, presented in semi-documentary form, is a factual, historical picture of a largely forgotten decade in San Francisco's Castro District."--Author's website: www.dorothybryant.com/fiction.
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