When We Were Outlaws - by Jeanne Cordova (Paperback)

When We Were Outlaws is a gripping memoir that offers a rare view of the life of a radical lesbian during the 1970s cultural struggle for gay rights, Women's Liberation, and the New Left.

Jeanne Cordova's passionate beliefs drive her to prioritize "the revolution" over her personal longings, leading her to become an investigative reporter and cover the Weather Underground, Angela Davis, and other radical figures of the time.

Through her creation of The Lesbian Tide newsmagazine, Cordova becomes a voice for the national lesbian feminist movement and offers insights into ethics, decision making, and strategy that are still relevant today.

With an introduction by renowned lesbian historian Lillian Faderman, this book provides a vivid portrait of activism and self-identity set against the turbulent backdrop of the 1970s.

Don't miss out on this powerful and thought-provoking read!