Public Occurance
Name/Title
Public OccuranceEntry/Object ID
2024.4.55Tags
Politics, Regional Interest, New EnglandSecondary Title
A Vermont MagazineDescription
Women Loving Women issue of a Vermont Focused Magazine. Contains articles on being a lesbian, as well as local insert topics. Holdings: Vol.2 #6, May 1976 ("Women Loving Women"). Two copies in folder and one in display.Context
Tracing its name back to the first newspaper in the American colonies published by Benjamin Harris in 1690 ("Publick Occurences,") and established in Vermont in January of 1976 by the Frayed Page Collective, "Public Occurence" set five main goals for itself. First, to develop a communication network in Vermont between social change groups. Second, to provide access to news and ideas ignored or distorted by mainstream media. Third, to offer an outlet for diverse forms of expression and public testimony. Fourth, to support and assist resistance movements. Fifth, to demonstrate the relationship between cultural and political change. Originally affiliated with the Catholic Tribune, the issuance of the May 1976 edition, entitled "Women Loving Women," terminated that relationship.Category
Periodical
Publication Details
Publication Type
NewsletterPublisher
Vantage PressDate Published
May 24, 1976Publication Subjects
PoliticsLocation
Periodicals in Folders - Box #2
Pop-Up Magazine Box