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There is evidence in his poetry that Ginsberg (like his friend [[William S. Burroughs]]) was sexually attracted to pre-pubescent males (see for example, "Sweet Boy Give Me Your A**"), he was never charged with any sexual crime or misbehavior.
 
There is evidence in his poetry that Ginsberg (like his friend [[William S. Burroughs]]) was sexually attracted to pre-pubescent males (see for example, "Sweet Boy Give Me Your A**"), he was never charged with any sexual crime or misbehavior.
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Ginsberg also spoke out in defense of the freedom of speech on behalf of [[NAMBLA]]. He saw the organization's right to exist as a civil liberties issue and claimed he joined to make a political statement. According to Ginsberg in "Thoughts on NAMBLA" published in ''Deliberate Prose'': "NAMBLA's is an organization of pedophiles attempting to abolish laws prohibiting adult sexual contact with minors.
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Ginsberg also spoke out in defense of the freedom of speech on behalf of NAMBLA. He saw the organization's right to exist as a civil liberties issue and claimed he joined to make a political statement. According to Ginsberg in "Thoughts on NAMBLA" published in ''Deliberate Prose'': "NAMBLA's is an organization of pedophiles attempting to abolish laws prohibiting adult sexual contact with minors.
    
== References ==
 
== References ==
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