Issue of 'Vector,' the official publication of the Society for Individual Rights, for February–March 1968, Volume 4, Number 3. This 32-page periodical serves as a voice for the homophile community, featuring articles on social and political developments, S.I.R. elections, community activities, poetry from the S.I.R. Poetry Workshop, and appeals for building a library on homosexuality. Advertisements for local San Francisco businesses and events, including the S.I.R. Valentine's Ball and Harbin Springs Club, are present. The publication highlights the organization's advocacy, community building, and cultural initiatives, with contributions from editorial staff and community members. The cover features bold graphic design and photography, and the periodical is printed in black and white.
