The research for this project involves a series of primary sources from the Sexual Freedom League’s file at Indiana University’s Kinsey Institute. The materials I found in the SFL box span the time period of 1971-1977, with the majority coming from the early part of the decade. They can roughly be generalized as 1) internal notes, memos, letters, and flyers that pertain to the work and perspectives of the organization itself, and 2) newspaper clippings, articles, pamphlets, brochures, and publications collected from other external resources that have to do with a much broader range of issues related to gender and sexuality. I use these sources throughout my essay to achieve three main goals: to contextualize the league in the broader context
