è stato pubblicato tra il 1971 e il 1976, costava inizialmente 1 dollaro, aveva un formato tascabile e dalle 40 alle 60 pagine. Edita dalla SIR di 
Leo Laurence, grande attivista gay e fondatore di vari gruppi militanti Lgbt, era la rivista della più vasta organizzazione omosessuale degli Stati Uniti "The Society for Individual Rights". Leo Laurence è stato un personaggio fondamentale nella storia 
dei movimenti omosessuali; nel 1969 (anno di Stonewall) scrisse un manifesto "Homosexual Revolution of 1969" che esortava gay e lesbiche ad unirsi alle Pantere Nere (gruppo marxista-leninista dei neri americani che sosteneva la lotta armata e ha avuto tra i suoi sostenitori Malcom X e Martin Luther King) e ad altri gruppi di sinistra per una protesta di massa, fu il co-fondatore del "Committee for Homosexual Freedom" che aveva come programma l'articolo scritto da Leo intitolato 'Don't hide it!' (Omosessuali, non nascondetelo!). Nello stesso mese, Carl Wittman, membro del Comitato per la libertà omosessuale, iniziava a scrivere "Rifugiati d' Amerika: un manifesto gay", considerato la Bibbia dei movimenti di liberazione Lgbt."Vector" 
was published between 1971 and 1976, its price was $ 1, had a pocket size and 40 to 60 pages. The publisher was SIR of Leo Laurence, great gay activist and founder of several 
militant groups LGBT, "Vector" was the magazine of the largest gay organization in the United States "The Society for Individual Rights. Leo Laurence has been a key figure in the history of the homosexual movement; in 1969 (year of Stonewall) wrote a manifesto "Homosexual Revolution of 1969" which called for gays and lesbians to join the Black Panther Party (Marxist-Leninist group of American blacks who supported the armed struggle and had among his supporters Malcolm X and Martin Luther King) and other leftist groups for a mass protest, he has been the co-founder of the 'Committee for Homosexual Freedom', its program was an article written by Leo entitled 
'Don't hide it!'. The same month Carl Wittman, a member of the Committee, began writing "Refugees from Amerika: A Gay Manifesto", which would later be described as "the bible of Gay Liberation".
was published between 1971 and 1976, its price was $ 1, had a pocket size and 40 to 60 pages. The publisher was SIR of Leo Laurence, great gay activist and founder of several 
militant groups LGBT, "Vector" was the magazine of the largest gay organization in the United States "The Society for Individual Rights. Leo Laurence has been a key figure in the history of the homosexual movement; in 1969 (year of Stonewall) wrote a manifesto "Homosexual Revolution of 1969" which called for gays and lesbians to join the Black Panther Party (Marxist-Leninist group of American blacks who supported the armed struggle and had among his supporters Malcolm X and Martin Luther King) and other leftist groups for a mass protest, he has been the co-founder of the 'Committee for Homosexual Freedom', its program was an article written by Leo entitled 
'Don't hide it!'. The same month Carl Wittman, a member of the Committee, began writing "Refugees from Amerika: A Gay Manifesto", which would later be described as "the bible of Gay Liberation".
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