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{"value"=>"Mark Forrester Interview"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Part 1 of an interview with Mark Forrester conducted by John D'Emilio on December 9, 1976. Forrester explains the reasons for his involvement with the Society for Individual Rights (SIR) in San Francisco. He describes the dissatisfaction with the Mattachine Society, which led to the formation of SIR in 1964, and his own disagreements with changes in SIR's focus in 1966. He also discusses his involvement in the war on poverty and MACO, a Kansas City coalition of gay organizations.</p>"}
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1976-12-09
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1976-12-09
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1976
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1 audio recording