Speaking out writings on sex, law, politics, and society, 1954-1995 - Grey, Antony (Cassell, 1997)
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Part one: reforming the law. Letter to the Sunday Times, 2 April 1954 ; Law and morality ; Promised land? ; The citizen in the street ; Privacy and the outsider ; Compulsory virtue ; Homosexual law reform ; Reforming the law on sexual offences ; Modernizing the sex laws ; Sex and the law ; Lessons of Section 28 -- Part two: political/social. Why not? ; Towards a sexually sane society ; Time for sanity ; Ignorance is not enough ; English attitudes to homosexuality ; Attitudes to homosexuality ; The Shibboleth of integration ; Sex, morality and happiness ; Sex and sanity ; Being rational about being gay ; Permit me if you dare! ; Gay fears and anti-gay phobias ; Ungay Tories ; Calling all yukkers! ; Towards homosexual emancipation ; Society bordering on sexual paranoia ; Pornography and free speech
Part three: religion. Christian society and the homosexual ; There must be dialogues ; Squaring the circle: Anglican attitudes to homosexuality ; Evangelical evils ; How moral is the backlash? -- Part four: young people. Consenting but illegal? ; Paedophiles--are we dodging the issues? ; Men, boys and sex ; What Speijer really said ; Old enough to choose -- Part five: sex education. Hot potato ; Sex education in danger ; Family furore ; The changing social climate in sex education -- Part six: the gay movement. Minority on the march ; An open letter to the homophile movement ; 'I love me, I hate us!' ; Gay stocktaking ; Not so gay news ; 'Out, damned spot! Out, I say!' ; Review: Queer in America ; Review: Virtually normal -- Part seven: past, present, and future