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The '''North American Man/Boy Love Association''' was founded in 1978, claiming to have been inspired by ''"the success of a campaign based in Boston's gay community to defend against a local witchhunt"''.
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The '''North American Man/Boy Love Association''' was founded in 1978, claiming to have been inspired by ''"the success of a campaign based in Boston's gay community to defend against a local witchhunt"''.<ref name=intro>[http://www.nambla.org/welcome.htm NAMBLA website: Introduction]</ref>
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==Mission==
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On its website NAMBLA states that it exists to end the "extreme oppression" of men and boys in mutually consensual relationships by,
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#''Building understanding and support for such relationships.''
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#''Educating the general public on the benevolent nature of man/boy love.''
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#''Cooperating with lesbian, gay, feminist, and other liberation movements.''
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#''Supporting the liberation of persons of all ages from sexual prejudice and oppression.''<ref name=intro/>
  
 
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Revision as of 21:01, 2 February 2010

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The North American Man/Boy Love Association was founded in 1978, claiming to have been inspired by "the success of a campaign based in Boston's gay community to defend against a local witchhunt".[1]

Mission

On its website NAMBLA states that it exists to end the "extreme oppression" of men and boys in mutually consensual relationships by,

  1. Building understanding and support for such relationships.
  2. Educating the general public on the benevolent nature of man/boy love.
  3. Cooperating with lesbian, gay, feminist, and other liberation movements.
  4. Supporting the liberation of persons of all ages from sexual prejudice and oppression.[1]

References