A 33-page issue of 'Vector,' a periodical published in May 1971 as Volume 7, Number 5, by The Society for Individual Rights in San Francisco. The magazine serves as a voice for the homosexual community, featuring articles, satire, editorials, letters, classified ads, and photography. Major topics include gay rights, community events, drag shows, legal issues such as the Brown Sex Bill, social commentary, and political engagement, with contributions from activists, writers, and local figures. The issue includes coverage of S.I.R. activities, cultural reviews, and a prominent focus on community-building and self-advocacy. The physical format is illustrated with black-and-white photography, including nude and semi-nude male models, and contains advertisements for San Francisco businesses and gay-friendly establishments.