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Morris Kight: Humanist, Liberationist, Fantabulist: A Story of Gay Rights and Gay Wrongs Tentoonstellingscatalogi a gender-fluid demonio whose motivesMorris Kight, an exciting rebel among rebels, came to Los Angeles in the mid 1950s and immediately addressed the needs of a marginalized fraction of society: gay men. He wrote his phone number on walls in jails and bars to offer help with an underground bail fund, private counseling, and backroom treatment for STDs. This was the beginning of a community where there was none. Influential in the anti war movement in the 60s, Kight then parlayed his
