Historian, biographer, essayist, playwright, and academic, Martin Bauml Duberman is the author of many books, among them Haymarket; Left Out: The Politics of Exclusion; and Midlife Queer: Autobiography of a Decade. Duberman is an award-winning scholar on gender and race issues and a pioneer in LGBTQ studies. He received his undergraduate degree in 1952 from Yale, and later earned a PhD in American history from Harvard in 1957.
Praise for Stonewall "A fascinating account of the birth of gay
liberation and a replay of the turbulent, society-changing
'60s."--San Francisco Chronicle
"Interesting...instructive...Duberman argues correctly that
Stonewall marked a generational, organizational, and ideological
shift that brought gay liberation into the array of social
protest."--The New York Times Book Review "Illuminating...a vivid
and stirring recreation of the Stonewall riot, probing beneath its
symbolism to discover the social forces it unleashed."--Los Angeles
Times Book Review
"One of the most important books about lesbians and gays to emerge
since Stonewall."--Seattle Weekly "Moving...Duberman rises to
history's most crucial challenges as he expertly chronicles how
long and tortuous the road to Stonewall actually was."--The
Washington Post "A powerful and compelling book that will make it
harder for future 'sixties' books to ignore the gay liberation
movement."--The Nation
"Duberman's best book yet...No one has mined sources as extensively
to tell the story of Stonewall."--The Advocate "Duberman's history
lesson is like a script to some extraordinary movie...It even has a
fascinating cast of secondary characters."--The Boston Globe
"Engrossing...a long overdue look at one of the seminal events in
the history of gay activism. Important and absorbing."--Kirkus
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