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The North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA's) Constitution and Position Papers, revised August 21, 1992. The Constitution was adopted by the membership in December, 1980. The document shows the the various issues that NAMBLA as an organization took positions on, up until 1992, including opposition to corporeal punishment and female genital mutilation. | The North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA's) Constitution and Position Papers, revised August 21, 1992. The Constitution was adopted by the membership in December, 1980. The document shows the the various issues that NAMBLA as an organization took positions on, up until 1992, including opposition to corporeal punishment and female genital mutilation. | ||
A rare | A rare and important historical document. | ||
[[Category:Archival]][[Category:Archival: Political Movement]][[Category:Archival: Papers and Essays]] | [[Category:Archival]][[Category:Archival: Political Movement]][[Category:Archival: Papers and Essays]] |
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The North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA's) Constitution and Position Papers, revised August 21, 1992. The Constitution was adopted by the membership in December, 1980. The document shows the the various issues that NAMBLA as an organization took positions on, up until 1992, including opposition to corporeal punishment and female genital mutilation.
A rare and important historical document.
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