WE HAD IT ALL When Phyllis moves next door in Brooklyn, 1970, their children become friends, and the two women become lovers. In this decade of fantastic rebellion, these two Jewish women pursue a more intimate revolt. Given the choice between middle-class respectability and love, they ultimately choose each other. Now, four decades later, Sally captures their unique relationship in her memoir. This true story captures the thrill of New York immediately after Stonewall. Sally bears witness not only to the difficulty of same-sex relationships at the end of the twentieth-century, but also the...