This book concludes a trilogy aimed at telling the story of homogeny in Italy. This third and final chapter recounts the personal and collective events that saw the birth of the Associazione Famiglie Arcobaleno, its early internal and external battles, its joys, and the long and troubled journey of a group of people who had the simple but revolutionary desire to raise children in the light of day, even if they were homosexual. Thanks to the work and commitment put in by so many and so many of them, today homogeny is a reality, but the battle for rights and protections still persists.
(Source: golemedizioni.it)
Class of 1963, professor of French at the University of Salerno
