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   From: we.care@usa.com   
      
   The issue of man/boy love has intersected the gay movement since   
   the late nineteenth century, with the rise of the first gay   
   rights movement in Germany. In the United States, as the gay   
   movement has retreated from its vision of sexual freedom for all   
   in favor of integration into existing social and political   
   structures, it has sought to marginalize cross-generational love   
   as a "non-gay" issue. The two movements continue to overlap,   
   amid signs of mutual support as well as tension--a state of   
   affairs that also characterizes their interrelationship in other   
   countries. This article offers an overview and analysis of that   
   interrelationship in the United States since the Stonewall Riots   
   in New York City in June 1969, which marked the beginning of a   
   reinvigorated struggle for gay liberation.   
      
   https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2086634   
       
      
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