Who Was 'Lisa Ben,' the Woman Behind the U.S.'s First Lesbian Magazine?
Source: Smithsonian
Kellie B. Gormly Contributing Writer In the summer of 1947, Edythe Eyde, a secretarial assistant at RKO Pictures in Los Angeles, started covertly publishing a tiny journal she called Vice Versa, subtitled “America’s Gayest Magazine.” Now recognized as the first lesbian magazine in the United States, Vice Versa appeared at a time when sodomy laws banning “unnatural sexual acts” criminalized same-sex activity…
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