@article{885771,
      recid = {885771},
      title = {Periodicals from Lambda Archives of San Diego.},
      pages = {1 online resource (246,484 periodicals) :},
      note = {Date range of documents: 1979-2010.},
      abstract = {Three publications from Lambda Archives of San Diego  provide a deep and powerful history of the LGBT community  from the late 20th century into the beginning of the 21st  century. While all of the publications originated in and  focused on the LGBT community in San Diego, California,  their reporting went much farther afield, covering issues  of national and international concern. This collection is a  wonderful resource for studying the LGBT community, as well  as its culture, arts, politics, events, and much more. San  Diego, California 1987-1993, weekly, 346 issues Originally  titled Bravo! San Diego, this news magazine was published  in support of the LGBT community in San Diego. The editors  focused on journalism, covering stories that had an impact  on the LGBT community locally, nationally, and  internationally. Spanning nearly seven years of  publication, Bravo! offers a history of LGBT issues,  concerns, politics, art, culture, and society. San Diego,  California 1979-2006, biweekly, 1,265 issues The editors of  Update began publishing with the intention of "taking a  fresh look at where we are as a gay people and as an  unified gay community." The magazine provided news  journalism in a biweekly format, including everything from  serious investigative stories to fun features reporting.  Although mainly focused on San Diego, Update covered news  and stories relevant to the LGBT community from around the  nation and world. In publication for more than two decades,  Update illustrates a fascinating history of LGBT society.  San Diego, California 1988-2010, weekly, 1,137 issues  Initially published as the San Diego Gay Times, the weekly  eventually became the Gay & Lesbian Times. An early  editorial stated the mission of the paper: "to get the  facts right; to report the news without making it yourself  or somehow 'manufacturing' it; to be responsive to readers'  and advertisers' concerns; and in the case of this  particular newspaper, to advocate for the lesbian and gay  community and to build the sense of self-worth of its  members." Reporting on issues of relevance to the LGBT  community locally, nationally, and internationally, the San  Diego Gay Times and Gay & Lesbian Times became known for  hard-hitting investigative journalism.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/885771},
}