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We're often asked questions like:  

What do you mean by  'leather lifestyle'?
What is a 'leatherman'?
Why a 'leather club?'
What about S & M?

These links may help in answering some of these questions.

 Leather Lifestyle
Leatherpage.com
A boy's perspective
Links to more information
See also our links page
Dress Conventions
Left and Right, Hanky Code
History
Keynote Speech, Leather Leadership Conference 2000, Viola Johnson
Old Guard?  New Guard?  Discussions of changing traditions and values in the leather & S/M communities ....
Old Guard, Its Origins, Traditions, Mystique & Rules
by Guy Baldwin M.S., Author of "TIES THAT BIND"

Changing Of The Guard, By Hardy Haberman

Old Guard? If You say so. by Joseph W. Bean (or this site)
Old Guard, New Guard, by Gayle Rubin
Old Guard, New Guard? by Lord Saber
Old Guard, New Guard, and Stand & Model by Lthrwoman
History of the Atlantic Motorcycle Coordinating Council (AMCC) by Paul Rose.  We're one of the newer clubs in the Council.

 

On Being a Leatherman

Being a Leatherman is more than being a member of a back patch club.  Our club and the larger leather community embrace some very laudable traits. 

Acceptance of a person’s opinions, strengths and weaknesses

Acceptance of dress, sexual appetites

Willingness to teach by example and an openness to reveal private information to help a brother learn and grow.

Comfort with one’s self

Comfort in one’s own skin and place in the community and the world

A cooperative mind set with others

Collegiality with his brothers in decision-making – not always insisting on his own opinions.  Embracing the majority opinion and supporting an endeavor.  Publicly and privately supporting those elected to lead.

Without being secretive, not making his personal trials and tribulations a problem for the whole.

These are hallmarks of and values of the leather community and lifestyle and of the Long Island Ravens.

From remarks by President Jim Greene
 on the occasion of the
 L.I. Ravens MC 11th Anniversary,
March 9, 2003

 

 

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