June 1975 issue of Vector, Vol. 11, No. 6, a 33-page magazine published by the Society for Individual Rights in San Francisco. The issue covers topics central to the gay experience, including the passage of California's Consensual Sex Bill (AB489), interracial relationships, gay cruising, the role of black female vocalists in gay bars, the intersection of religion and gay identity, and a feature interview with Michael Kearns. Departments include editorials, astrology, politics, book reviews, food and dining, East Bay news, guides to bars and baths, and classifieds. The magazine features black-and-white photography, illustrations, advertisements for local businesses, and contributions from a diverse editorial team. The publication reflects the activism, culture, and social life of the gay community in mid-1970s San Francisco.