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But as Hay's death reminded us, many of the elder statesmen and stateswomen from the formative years before Stonewall are gone. If playwright Rhoda Lerman's one-person bio drama ``Eleanor'' (based on her 1989 novel) is to be taken on its own terms, Eleanor Roosevelt (1888-1962), during the years 1918-1922, reinvented herself from a submissive, husband-worshipping wife and mother of five to the independent, dynamic being that would become one of the 20th century's most significant stateswomen. 95) You can't know your gay future without knowing your gay past, and Village Elders brings to light our underexposed gay history in a loving and absorbing photo documentary of Greenwich Village's senior statesmen and stateswomen. |
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