Love all ways

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Fifth Estate # 126, March 4-17, 1971

I’ve just discovered why it’s been so hard to write this article. I was really hung up on the word “Lesbian.” I had never applied this label to myself. With this label came associations of sick, abnormal, neurotic and dyke. …

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Freak Culture at Open City

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Fifth Estate # 126, March 4-17, 1971

A couple of weeks ago I went to the Open City Health Clinic for the first time to see a gynecologist. I was a little nervous, but glad that Open City was there for people like me who have no …

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Cuban Women

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Fifth Estate # 126, March 4-17, 1971

Cuban women are beginning to see solid results of the many years of struggle that they have been through. Before the revolution, there was little or no work for any women. The only way a single woman could get money …

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Em Nam

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Fifth Estate # 126, March 4-17, 1971

The history of the Vietnamese people is clearly a history of struggle, of choosing what to tolerate and what and how to change. No Vietnamese man, woman, or child has been spared the struggle because it is one of survival …

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Anti-War Conference

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Fifth Estate # 126, March 4-17, 1971

On March 27 a conference—learn-in sponsored by the May Day Coalition will be held to educate people concerning the war in Indochina and its effects on the United States. The conference will also give people a more complete idea of …

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Mixed Mead-Ear

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Fifth Estate # 62, Sept. 19-Oct. 2, 1968

I think that it is about time that the people in this town stopped paying vast amounts of money to see out-of-town groups purely because they are an out-of-town group, and start to take some notice of local people, who …

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Brotherly Love?

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Fifth Estate # 62, Sept. 19-Oct. 2, 1968

PHILADELPHIA—The police state atmosphere legitimized at the Democratic Convention continues to grow. The arrest of four people here September 9 dramatizes the fact that the “authorities” will no longer tolerate any form of dissent.

The Daley Report

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Fifth Estate # 62, Sept. 19-Oct. 2, 1968

Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley has strongly defended the actions of his police department during the Democratic National Convention. A specially prepared 77 page report issued Sept. 6 by the mayor’s office stated that the disturbances and police actions were …

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Rubin, Yippies Infiltrated

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Fifth Estate # 62, Sept. 19-Oct. 2, 1968

A plainclothes policeman who infiltrated the Youth International Party has claimed that Yippies planned in advance to riot and provoke police attacks on them during the Democratic National Convention.

Agnew

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Fifth Estate # 62, Sept. 19-Oct. 2, 1968

Making a bid for the Wallace vote, Spiro Agnew (sic), allegedly the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, has been sounding like Rip Van Winkle just waking up from the ’40s. Particularly astute analysis of what’s happening on campuses, was offered at …

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