And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality (Paperback)

from LSUTiger

I hope this book finds an audience. In particular, I hope that younger LGBTQ people read this book to learn more of our collective history and the fighting that got us to this point. In the early part of the book, I was somewhat put off by the author's ego, particularly as he somewhat called out ...

from phillipeb

I really enjoyed reviewing this book. The book reads more like an oral history of Mark Segals adventures in LGBT equality. Some sections I wished were more in depth but i appreciated his perspective including mentioning other people who I had not know were so integral in the genesis of LGBT right...

from pomo58

And Then I Danced is a wonderful story of both Mark Segal's experiences and LGBT equality movements history. Told almost matter-of-factly, it reads like a casual biography yet encompasses some of the most important and risky early attempts to make this portion of the population seen and heard. Li...

from mtbearded1

Author Mark Segal is roughly my age, and we've traveled a somewhat parallel path. He has been much more active in the Gay Rights movement, at least on a larger stage. From Stonewall through the Marriage Equality success, Mark was front and center in many, many actions. His depiction of the onset ...

from Kesterbird

It's an interesting story, but the man REALLY does not know how to tell a story. It might be interesting to note which senators he felt might be closeted- it is not worth noting, in parenthesis, everyone he thought ever had a crush on him. I was hoping for a book about a movement- I got a book ab...