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| − | Having formed the same month as the 1978 Gay Day parade, | + | Having formed the same month as the 1978 Gay Day parade<ref name="Pat Califia Reference"> Pat Califia, “A Personal View of the History of the Lesbian S/M Community and Movement in San Francisco,” in Samois, Coming to Power (Boston: Alyson Publications, 1987), 260.</ref>, it was a full year before Samois was able to march together in the 1979 Gay Day Parade, which occurred under the spectre of the White Night riots. |
| − | After helping to quash an attempt to regulate parade dress and ban leather, Samois not only marched in the parade, but also sponsored an information booth, where they sold their newly minted booklet, What Color is Your Handkerchief.2 | + | After helping to quash an attempt to regulate parade dress and ban leather, Samois not only marched in the parade, but also sponsored an information booth, where they sold their newly minted booklet, What Color is Your Handkerchief.<ref name="Coming to Power Reference 2">Califia in Coming to Power, 261-4; Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1979, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.</ref> |
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| − | In 1980, the group marched again, this time with a contigent of 21, including one child. | + | In 1980, the group marched again, this time with a contigent of 21, including one child. However, that year, they did not sponsor a booth as part of The Women’s Outreach Committee’s boycott which had been organized to highlight the economic challenges of the parade.<ref name="Samois Newsletter 4">Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1980, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.</ref> |
| − | Again in 1981, the group marched but did not sponsor an information booth, | + | Again in 1981, the group marched but did not sponsor an information booth, and there is no historical record as to whether or not the group was still in existence by and if so if they participated in the 1982 parade.<ref name="Samois Newsletter Reference 6">Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” June 1981, p. 1, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.</ref> |
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| − | Samois, lesbian, Gay Day Parade, SM, sado-masochism, What Color is Your Handkerchief, Women’s Outreach Committee | + | Samois, lesbian, Gay Day Parade, SM, sado-masochism, What Color is Your Handkerchief, Women’s Outreach Committee |
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| + | #Pat Califia, “A Personal View of the History of the Lesbian S/M Community and Movement in San Francisco,” in Samois, Coming to Power (Boston: Alyson Publications, 1987), 260. | ||
| + | #Califia in Coming to Power, 261-4; Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1979, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA. | ||
| + | #Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1980, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA. | ||
| + | #Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” June 1981, p. 1, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA. | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 31 March 2010
Having formed the same month as the 1978 Gay Day parade[1], it was a full year before Samois was able to march together in the 1979 Gay Day Parade, which occurred under the spectre of the White Night riots.
After helping to quash an attempt to regulate parade dress and ban leather, Samois not only marched in the parade, but also sponsored an information booth, where they sold their newly minted booklet, What Color is Your Handkerchief.[2]
In 1980, the group marched again, this time with a contigent of 21, including one child. However, that year, they did not sponsor a booth as part of The Women’s Outreach Committee’s boycott which had been organized to highlight the economic challenges of the parade.[3]
Again in 1981, the group marched but did not sponsor an information booth, and there is no historical record as to whether or not the group was still in existence by and if so if they participated in the 1982 parade.[4]
In This Article:
The Leather Menace: Samois Organizes Lesbian Sado-Masochists, Bay Area, CA, 1978-1982
Workshops, Hanky Codes and Coming to Power, oh my!: Samois’ Educational Practices
Celebrate! Samois and The Gay Day Parade (Current Page)
Socio-Sexual
The Leather Menace: Samois’ Conflicts
Beyond the Bay, Beyond Samois …
Key-words: Samois, lesbian, Gay Day Parade, SM, sado-masochism, What Color is Your Handkerchief, Women’s Outreach Committee
- Pat Califia, “A Personal View of the History of the Lesbian S/M Community and Movement in San Francisco,” in Samois, Coming to Power (Boston: Alyson Publications, 1987), 260.
- Califia in Coming to Power, 261-4; Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1979, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.
- Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1980, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.
- Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” June 1981, p. 1, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.
- ↑ Pat Califia, “A Personal View of the History of the Lesbian S/M Community and Movement in San Francisco,” in Samois, Coming to Power (Boston: Alyson Publications, 1987), 260.
- ↑ Califia in Coming to Power, 261-4; Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1979, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.
- ↑ Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” April-July, 1980, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.
- ↑ Samois, “Samois Newsletter,” June 1981, p. 1, Samois Archive, GLBT Historical Society, San Francisco, CA.
