Betty Berzon fue una autora y psicoterapeuta estadounidense reconocida por su trabajo con las comunidades gay y lesbiana. Fue una de las primeras en ofrecer terapia a clientes homosexuales, desempeñando un papel fundamental en la creación de servicios comunitarios y en la defensa de la desclasificación de la homosexualidad como enfermedad mental.
The narrative explores a compelling personal journey intertwined with the lives of remarkable individuals and significant locations. It delves into the internal conflicts faced by the author, set against a backdrop of war, providing an enthralling and instructive experience. Ultimately, the story conveys an uplifting message, highlighting resilience and the impact of relationships throughout life's challenges.
This gay marriage manual was originally published in 1988 and has sold well ever since. Dr. Berzon has updated it to reflect the current media focus on gay marriage and the legal issues surrounding it.
You CAN Do Something About Bigotry and Homophobia in Your Life
The book explores the contrasting visibility of LGBTQ+ figures like Melissa Etheridge and Greg Louganis against the backdrop of rising anti-gay sentiments from the religious right. It delves into the polarized cultural attitudes surrounding gay and lesbian sexuality, highlighting the open discussions and tensions that have emerged among gay individuals, their families, and society at large. This dynamic creates a complex landscape where acceptance and prejudice coexist, reflecting the ongoing battle for rights and recognition.