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	'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work. With [[Pat Califia]] and other San Francisco Bay Area women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.		'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work.

			In 1971, she called a meeting of Ann Arbor lesbians, resulting in formation of the Radicalesbians at the University of Michigan.<ref>Karen Miller, "Revisioning Ann Arbor's Radical Past: An Interview with Gayle S. Rubin," Michigan Feminist Studies, no. 12 (1997-98), pp. 91-108.</ref> After moving to San Francisco, Rubin, [[Pat Califia]] and other San Francisco Bay Area women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.


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	* ''The Valley of the Kings: Leathermen in San Francisco, 1960 – 1990'' (1994 dissertation)		* ''The Valley of the Kings: Leathermen in San Francisco, 1960 – 1990'' (1994 dissertation)

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	'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work. With [[Pat Califia]] and other San Francisco Bay Area women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.		'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work. With [[Pat Califia]] and other San Francisco Bay Area women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.



	==Significant works==		==Significant works==
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	* 1982 [[Barnard Conference]] paper on legal regulation of sexuality		* 1982 [[Barnard Conference]] paper on legal regulation of sexuality
	* "Thinking Sex: Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality" (1984 essay; available in ''Pleasure and Danger'', ed. Carole Vance)		* "Thinking Sex: Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality" (1984 essay; available in ''Pleasure and Danger'', ed. Carole Vance)
			* "Of Catamites and Kings: Reflections on butch, gender, and boundaries" (1992 essay) in ''The Persistent Desire: A Femme-Butch Reader'', ed. Joan Nestle
	* ''The Valley of the Kings: Leathermen in San Francisco, 1960 – 1990'' (1994 dissertation)		* ''The Valley of the Kings: Leathermen in San Francisco, 1960 – 1990'' (1994 dissertation)

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	'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work. With [[Pat Califia]] and other SF women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.		'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work. With [[Pat Califia]] and other San Francisco Bay Area women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.

	==Significant works==		==Significant works==

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'''Gayle Rubin''' is a cultural anthropologist, known for queer, feminist, and pro-sex work. With [[Pat Califia]] and other SF women, she co-founded [[Samois]], the first lesbian SM group, in San Francisco, in 1978. After Samois broke up, Rubin co-founded a successor organization, "The Outcasts." Rubin holds a faculty position at the University of Michigan.

==Significant works==
* "The Traffic in Women: Notes on the 'Political Economy' of Sex" (1975 essay; available in ''Anthropology and Women'', ed. Rayna Reiter)
* "The Leather Menace: Comments on politics and S/M" (essay; first published April 1982
* 1982 [[Barnard Conference]] paper on legal regulation of sexuality
* "Thinking Sex: Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality" (1984 essay; available in ''Pleasure and Danger'', ed. Carole Vance)
* ''The Valley of the Kings: Leathermen in San Francisco, 1960 – 1990'' (1994 dissertation)

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