"When We Were Outlaws" is a riveting, fast-paced piece of literature that takes place in the early to mid 1970's.

This true story weaves in and out of a lighting-fast, radical time.

It goes from Angela Davis, to Patty Hearst, radical lesbians, the Weather Underground and a Nazi Party hell bent on blowing up any progressive group within its site.

As lesbian historian Joan Nestle says, Jeanne Cordova:

LOS ANGELES -- Once again, Robin Tyler is fed up.

As a result, last Friday she reached out to her longtime friend and personal lawyer, Gloria Allred. The last time these two larger-than-life women got together to make some noise, the end result was that same-sex couples were allowed to marry in California; this time they are fighting back against the sudden and rampant display of transphobia in America.