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A fannish satirical masquerade at the 1977 [[Worldcon]] in Miami (SunCon), protesting against anti-gay laws. [[Jeanne Gomoll]] describes it in "[[An Open Letter to Joanna Russ]]": | A fannish satirical masquerade at the 1977 [[Worldcon]] in Miami (SunCon), protesting against anti-gay laws. [[Jeanne Gomoll]] describes it in "[[An Open Letter to Joanna Russ]]": | ||
: At Suncon--the Miami worldcon in 1977--fans organized against the just-legislated Dade County anti-gay laws with buttons ("Happy Gays Are Here Again"), parties, and an hysterically funny, satirical masquerade entry, "Slaveboys of Gor." | |||
See: [[pouty slave boys]] | |||
[[category:Works]] | [[category:Works]] | ||
[[category:1977 events]] | |||
[[category:Satires]] | |||
[[category:Theatre]] | |||
[[category:Queer]] | |||
[[category:Fandom]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:26, 14 January 2011
A fannish satirical masquerade at the 1977 Worldcon in Miami (SunCon), protesting against anti-gay laws. Jeanne Gomoll describes it in "An Open Letter to Joanna Russ":
- At Suncon--the Miami worldcon in 1977--fans organized against the just-legislated Dade County anti-gay laws with buttons ("Happy Gays Are Here Again"), parties, and an hysterically funny, satirical masquerade entry, "Slaveboys of Gor."
See: pouty slave boys