Gay Youth - Revision history

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Wessexman at 18:59, 7 May 2024

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	The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.		The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
	[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]		[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
	Many editions became notorious for support of [[~~paedophilia~~]], leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (2021) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990 </ref>.		Many editions became notorious for support of [[Pedophilia]], leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (2021) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990 </ref>.

	''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].		''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].

Wessexman at 18:58, 7 May 2024

2024-05-07T18:58:33Z

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	The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.		The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
	[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]		[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
	Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (2021) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990 </ref>.		Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]], leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (2021) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990 </ref>.

	''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].		''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].

Wessexman at 19:27, 9 June 2022

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	The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.		The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
	[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]		[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
	Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (~~forthcoming 2020~~) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England ~~1970~~-1990 </ref>.		Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (2021) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990 </ref>.

	''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].		''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].

Wessexman at 19:26, 9 June 2022

2022-06-09T19:26:20Z

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	Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (forthcoming 2020) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1970-1990 </ref>.		Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (forthcoming 2020) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1970-1990 </ref>.

	''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams, ~~is due to be~~ published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].		''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams,was published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].

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Wessexman: book out in 2021

2021-01-21T17:52:06Z

book out in 2021

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	[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]		[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
	Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (forthcoming 2020) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1970-1990 </ref>.		Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (forthcoming 2020) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1970-1990 </ref>.

			''Courage to be:Organised Gay Youth in England 1967-1990, A history of the London Gay Teenage Group and other lesbian and gay youth groups'', by Clifford Williams, is due to be published in 2021 (the Book Guild). The book includes the history of the [[Gay Youth Movement]].

	==References==		==References==

Wessexman: support for paedophilia

2020-10-02T16:55:27Z

support for paedophilia

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	The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.		The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
	[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]		[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
			Many editions became notorious for support of [[paedophilia]],leading to some radical bookshops refusing to stock it <ref> see Clifford Williams (forthcoming 2020) Courage to be: Organised Gay Youth in England 1970-1990 </ref>.

	==References==		==References==
	<references>		<references>
	[[Category:Youth]]		[[Category:Youth]]
	[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]		[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]

Ross Burgess: Added categories

2020-04-14T11:21:52Z

Added categories

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	The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.		The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
	[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]		[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
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			[[Category:Youth]]
			[[Category:Newspapers and magazines]]

Wessexman: added cover Issue 11 as illustration.

2018-08-29T18:00:09Z

added cover Issue 11 as illustration.

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	'''Gay Youth''' (later called [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]]) was a publication of the [[Gay Youth Movement]]. The first edition in June 1981 cost 5 pence and consisted of four pages. It had a strap line 'an occaisional (sic) magazine of the [[Joint Council for Gay Teenagers]] and the Gay Youth Movement'.The first headlines were 'Progress in [[Newcastle]] and 'charlie's aunt'.		'''Gay Youth''' (later called [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]]) was a publication of the [[Gay Youth Movement]]. The first edition in June 1981 cost 5 pence and consisted of four pages. It had a strap line 'an occaisional (sic) magazine of the [[Joint Council for Gay Teenagers]] and the Gay Youth Movement'.The first headlines were 'Progress in [[Newcastle]] and 'charlie's aunt'.
	The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.		The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
			[[File:Gymfrontpagebishopsgate.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Gay Youth front cover issue 11 (courtesy of the LGBTQ+ Archive at the Bishopsgate Institute, London) ]]
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Wessexman: Gay Youth magazine started 1981/ last known issue

2018-08-29T17:51:42Z

Gay Youth magazine started 1981/ last known issue

New page

'''Gay Youth''' (later called [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]]) was a publication of the [[Gay Youth Movement]]. The first edition in June 1981 cost 5 pence and consisted of four pages. It had a strap line 'an occaisional (sic) magazine of the [[Joint Council for Gay Teenagers]] and the Gay Youth Movement'.The first headlines were 'Progress in [[Newcastle]] and 'charlie's aunt'.
The magazine contained news of gay youth groups in Britain as well as national events. Issue 6 (August/September 1982) had the strapline 'The Journal of Lesbian and Gay Youth Liberation published by the Joint Council for Gay Teenagers and Gay Youth Movement'. The last known edition of the [[Lesbian and Gay Youth magazine]] was no 21 (Summer 1987) <ref> held by the LGBTQ+ Archives of the [[Bishopsgate Institute]], London </ref>.
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