Please answer the following question: What type of details about harry hay can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: henry '' harry '' hay , jr. -lrb- april 7 , 1912 -- october 24 , 2002 -rrb- was a prominent american gay rights activist , communist , pro-pedophila activist -lrb- nambla -rrb- , labor advocate , and native american civil rights campaigner . he was a founder of the mattachine society , the first sustained gay rights group in the united states , as well as the radical faeries , a loosely-affiliated gay spiritual movement . born to a upper middle class family in england , hay was raised in chile and california . from an early age he acknowledged his same-sex sexual attraction , and came under the influence of marxism . briefly studying at stanford university , he subsequently became a professional actor in los angeles , where he joined the communist party usa , becoming a committed activist in left-wing labor and anti-racist campaigns . as a result of societal pressure , he attempted to become heterosexual by marrying a female party activist in 1938 , with whom he adopted two children . recognizing that he remained homosexual , his marriage ended and in 1950 he founded the mattachine society . although involved in campaigns for gay rights , he resigned from the society in 1953 . hay 's developing belief in the cultural minority status of homosexuals led him to take a stand against the assimilationism advocated by the majority of gay rights campaigners . he subsequently became a co-founder of the los angeles chapter of the gay liberation front in 1969 , although in 1970 moved to new mexico with his longtime partner john burnside . hay 's ongoing interest in native american spirituality led the couple to co-found the radical faeries in 1979 with don kilhefner and mitchell l. walker . returning to los angeles , hay remained involved in an array of activist causes throughout his life , and became a well-known , albeit controversial , elder statesman within the country 's gay community . hay has been described as '' the father of gay liberation '' , and has been the subject of a biography and documentary film .
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