Keiko Lane tells the story of her queer and AIDS activism with the Los Angeles chapters of Queer Nation and ACT UP, showing how in addition to being public advocates, each group was a queer chosen family that took care of each other in sickness and health.
Keiko Lane tells the story of her queer and AIDS activism with the Los Angeles chapters of Queer Nation and ACT UP, showing how in addition to being public advocates, each group was a queer chosen family that took care of each other in sickness and health.
Keiko Lane is an independent scholar and practicing psychotherapist.
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The Problem of the Story 1 The Beginning 8 An Archive of Impending Loss 52 What Love Is 91 After Leaving 144 Plague Poetics and the Construction of Countermemory 182 Then, After 225 The Rememberers 227 How Memory Works 274 Epilogue. Endnotes Ongoing—An Incomplete List 284 Acknowledgments 289 Notes 293 Bibliography 297 Credits 299
The Problem of the Story 1 The Beginning 8 An Archive of Impending Loss 52 What Love Is 91 After Leaving 144 Plague Poetics and the Construction of Countermemory 182 Then, After 225 The Rememberers 227 How Memory Works 274 Epilogue. Endnotes Ongoing—An Incomplete List 284 Acknowledgments 289 Notes 293 Bibliography 297 Credits 299
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