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Ayn Rand, Homosexuality, and Human Liberation

Pages: viii + 62 pp, with a preface by Lindsay Perigo
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Release Date: 11 November 2003

This monograph is an expanded, revised and fully re-edited version of a controversial five-part Free Radical magazine series (links to which appear below). A combination philosophical exegesis, sociological study, and political tract, it examines Ayn Rand’s impact on the sexual attitudes of self-identified Objectivists in the movement to which she gave birth and the gay subculture that she would have disowned.

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Links to the Original Series and Related Sites

"Objectivism and Homosexuality -- Again," The Free Radical 48 (August/September 2001): 20-21. Discussion is archived.

"Objectivism and Homosexuality, Part 2: The Rattigan Society," The Free Radical 49 (October/November 2001): 34. This part was republished on the site of The Rattigan Society.

"Objectivism and Homosexuality, Part 3 in a Series: The Horror File," The Free Radical 51 (April/May 2002): 28-31. Discussion is archived.

"Objectivism and Homosexuality, Part 4 in a Series: The Times They are a Changin'," The Free Radical 52 (June/July 2002): 10-14. Discussion is archived.

"Objectivism and Homosexuality: Ayn Rand and Beyond," The Free Radical 53 (September / October 2002): 29-31. [Warning: Contains Nudity. Please note: The conclusion of the series was republished in its intended form in The Free Radical 54 (November 2002/February 2003): 38-40; notices on the series were published in the newsletter of the Society for Lesbian and Gay Philosophy (Winter 2003): 4-5; and notices on the monograph were also published in the SLGP newsletter (Fall 2003): 4]. Discussion is archived.

See also the SOLO HQ "Objectivism Q&A: Ayn Rand and Homosexuality" (June 2003--)

And Lindsay Perigo's "SOLO Proudly Announces..." (11 November 2003). Discussion is archived.

A SOLO Initiative (see also here).