Lesbianism

The book presents a groundbreaking research study from 1965-1966 that explores lesbianism as a legitimate way of life, challenging outdated views like Freud's notion of it as a mental disorder. Through interviews and psychological testing of 26 non-psychiatric lesbians, the study reveals that these individuals exhibited normal mental health. The 2020 edition enriches the original findings with a dialogue between the author and his daughter, Rachel Rosen, offering contemporary insights and a deeper understanding of lesbian identity.