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Gay-zette January 1980
This issue includes an editorial, a profile on Ann King by Sekou, capricorn horoscopes, literary thoughts and poetry, annoucements and upcoming events.
Gayzette April-May 1980
This issue is a Mother's Day edition of the Gay-zette. This issue includes an editorial, a reflection on the tension witnessed at the latest election board meeting, an entry on the draft, horoscopes, poetry, recipes, and upcoming events.
Gayzette February 1980
This issue is a Valentine's Day edition of the Gay-zette. It includes an edition, a profile on Sonia Bailey, horoscopes, poetry, illustrations, and annoucements of upcoming events and submission deadlines.
Gay-zette December 1979
This issue includes an editorial, a profile on Majafi, the Salsa Soul Board's December agenda, horoscopes, poetry, entries from contributors, recipes, and annoucements.
Gay-zette No. 10 August-September 1977
This issue begins with a reflection of the recents Salsa-Soul bus ride. The issue also includes poetry, an August-September calendar, and an annoucement of the upcoming Third World Gay Women Gala.
Gay-zette No. 9 June-July 1977
This issue begins with an entry regarding the murder of a Black Lesbian woman in Harlem, and the lack of Lesbain solidarity after the fact. The issue provides a June-July calendar, poetry, and upcoming events--including the Salsa-Soul bus ride.
Gay-zette No. 6 February 1977
In this issue, the Salsa Soul Sisters share a column of Lesbian resources for their readers, a commentary on separatism, an entry from "The Mysterious Single," and upcoming events from March 1977.
Gay-zette No. 5 January 1977
This issue includes a reflection on what the organization has been up to over the past year by Linda Brown, a commentary, poetry entries, announcements, and upcoming discussion topics for February 1977.
Tags: B. O'Mary, Inez Harrison, Irare Sabasu, Linda Brown, Robin
Gay-zette No. 2 October 1976
In this issue, contributors discuss the intentions of the organization, racism in the bar scene, street dignity, share poetry, and advertise their upcoming events.