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Gay Radicalism, Made in Kentucky

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By Livia Gershon Verified, Jonathan Coleman, Jack Nichols, Gary Phillips
| JSTOR Daily Verified
The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. Often, LGBTQ history is a history embedded in cities. But, historian Jonathan Coleman writes, some strains of thought feeding into the early gay rights movement came from completely different places, as the story of Kentuckian Lige Clarke demonstrates. Coleman writes that Clarke was born in 1942 in a tiny hollow in eastern Kentucky. He joined the army and quickly rose to a position with high-level security clearances.
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