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'''''The Betrayal of Youth: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexuality, Intergenerational Sex, and the Social Oppression of Children and Young People''''' (London: CL Publications, 1986), is a book edited by Warren Middleton, the Vice-Chair of [[PIE]], the ''Paedophile Information Exchange''. As gay / LGBTQ+ activist [[Peter Tatchell]] stated in his positive review of the book, 'The Betrayal of Youth presents a diverse collection of essays by 16 different authors who offer a 'radical perspective' on the history, sociology, politics and ethics of ‘childhood sexuality, inter-generational sex, and the social oppression of children and young people'.<ref>The book was reviewed positively by Peter Tatchell in the 13 June 1987 edition of ''7 Days'', the newsletter of the British Communist Party at that time, under the heading "Radical thoughts on consent".</ref> The book and Tatchell's contribution have been the subject of controversy and debate, also being discussed in a blog entry on [[Tom O'Carroll]]'s blog, titled ''Gilt is stripped from Saint Peter's halo'' (2021).<ref>O'Carroll (2021): [https://heretictoc.com/2021/06/21/gilt-is-stripped-from-saint-peters-halo/ Gilt is stripped from Saint Peter's halo]</ref>
'''''The Betrayal of Youth: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexuality, Intergenerational Sex, and the Social Oppression of Children and Young People''''' (London: CL Publications, 1986) - spelling '''"''BOY''"''' - is a book edited by Warren Middleton, the Vice-Chair of [[PIE]] (the ''Paedophile Information Exchange''). As gay / LGBTQ+ activist [[Peter Tatchell]] stated in his positive review of the book, 'The Betrayal of Youth presents a diverse collection of essays by 16 different authors who offer a 'radical perspective' on the history, sociology, politics and ethics of ‘childhood sexuality, inter-generational sex, and the social oppression of children and young people'.<ref>The book was reviewed positively by Peter Tatchell in the 13 June 1987 edition of ''7 Days'', the newsletter of the British Communist Party at that time, under the heading "Radical thoughts on consent".</ref> The book and Tatchell's contribution have been the subject of controversy and debate, also being discussed in a blog entry on [[Tom O'Carroll]]'s blog, titled ''Gilt is stripped from Saint Peter's halo'' (2021).<ref>O'Carroll (2021): [https://heretictoc.com/2021/06/21/gilt-is-stripped-from-saint-peters-halo/ Gilt is stripped from Saint Peter's halo]</ref>


The book features contributions from [[Communism|Leftist]] thinkers like [[Roger Moody]] and [[John Lindsay]], and the [[Feminism|feminist]] author [[Beatrice Faust]]. The whole text can be downloaded for free on Library Genesis.<ref>[https://library.lol/main/D3E65600BCD53F898EE99AEBF6BCBC24 ''The Betrayal of Youth: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexuality, Intergenerational Sex, and the Social Oppression of Children and Young People'', ed. by Warren Middleton (London: CL Publications, 1986)]. Libgen link.</ref>
The book is similar to, and has crossover contributors with, [[The_Age_Taboo|''The Age Taboo'']] (1981). ''BOY'' features contributions from [[Communism|Leftist]] thinkers like [[Roger Moody]] and [[John Lindsay]], and the [[Feminism|feminist]] author [[Beatrice Faust]]. The whole text can be downloaded for free on Library Genesis.<ref>[https://library.lol/main/D3E65600BCD53F898EE99AEBF6BCBC24 ''The Betrayal of Youth: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexuality, Intergenerational Sex, and the Social Oppression of Children and Young People'', ed. by Warren Middleton (London: CL Publications, 1986)]. Libgen link.</ref>


==Table of Contents==
==Table of Contents==
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CHAPTER 1 – 'Incest', by Clive Coliman
CHAPTER 1 – 'Incest', by Clive Coliman
 
[[File:77717512-7-Days-cropped-865x1024.jpg|thumb|''BOY'' Review in print]]
CHAPTER 2 – 'Child Pornography and Erotica', by Richard Green
CHAPTER 2 – 'Child Pornography and Erotica', by Richard Green


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==References==
==References==


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Latest revision as of 12:11, 28 September 2024

The Betrayal of Youth: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexuality, Intergenerational Sex, and the Social Oppression of Children and Young People (London: CL Publications, 1986) - spelling "BOY" - is a book edited by Warren Middleton, the Vice-Chair of PIE (the Paedophile Information Exchange). As gay / LGBTQ+ activist Peter Tatchell stated in his positive review of the book, 'The Betrayal of Youth presents a diverse collection of essays by 16 different authors who offer a 'radical perspective' on the history, sociology, politics and ethics of ‘childhood sexuality, inter-generational sex, and the social oppression of children and young people'.[1] The book and Tatchell's contribution have been the subject of controversy and debate, also being discussed in a blog entry on Tom O'Carroll's blog, titled Gilt is stripped from Saint Peter's halo (2021).[2]

The book is similar to, and has crossover contributors with, The Age Taboo (1981). BOY features contributions from Leftist thinkers like Roger Moody and John Lindsay, and the feminist author Beatrice Faust. The whole text can be downloaded for free on Library Genesis.[3]

Table of Contents

PART ONE: FIVE CONTROVERSIAL AREAS

CHAPTER 1 – 'Incest', by Clive Coliman

BOY Review in print

CHAPTER 2 – 'Child Pornography and Erotica', by Richard Green

CHAPTER 3 – 'Child Prostitution', by Warren Middleton

CHAPTER 4 – 'Gender Differences', by Liz Holton and Kathy Challis

CHAPTER 5 – 'Power and Consent', by Eric Presland

PART TWO: MISCELLANEOUS CHAPTERS

CHAPTER 6 – 'Love and Let Love', by Tuppy Owens and Tom O'Carroll

CHAPTER 7 – 'Children and Sex; A Child Counsellor's View', by Michael Ingram

CHAPTER 8 – 'The Pedophiles', by Beatrice Faust

CHAPTER 9 – 'Questioning Ages of Majority and Ages of Consent', by Peter Tatchell

CHAPTER 10 – 'Ends and Means; How to Make Paedophilia Acceptable...?', by Roger Moody

CHAPTER 11 – 'Socialism, Class, and Children's Rights', by John Lindsay

PART THREE: PROTECTION QR OPPRESSION?

CHAPTER 12 – 'Childhood Sexuality and Pedophilia; Some Questions Answered', by Warren Middleton.

PART FOUR: HOW YOUTH SEE THE ISSUES

CHAPTER 13 – 'The Oppression of the Young: An Inside Perspective', by Jeff Vernon

APPENDICES

APPENDIX 1 - 'PIE, from 1980 Until its Demise in 1985', by Steven Adrian Smith

APPENDIX 2 - 'The Uranians', by Timothy d'Arch Smith.

References

  1. The book was reviewed positively by Peter Tatchell in the 13 June 1987 edition of 7 Days, the newsletter of the British Communist Party at that time, under the heading "Radical thoughts on consent".
  2. O'Carroll (2021): Gilt is stripped from Saint Peter's halo
  3. The Betrayal of Youth: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexuality, Intergenerational Sex, and the Social Oppression of Children and Young People, ed. by Warren Middleton (London: CL Publications, 1986). Libgen link.