These scans are from the May 25th 1997 issue of Huzzah:
http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Huzzah
For me the highlight is:
"the agenda of using "furry" as a vehicle for deviant sexual liberation is on a collision course with the generally sex negative values of the dominant culture of the United States, and in collisions, the more massive object usually wins.
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As a cultural conservative, I am rooting for the American Cultural semi to make roadkill out of that certain brand of furry's hopes for gaining acceptable for their deviant sexual practices, and the vacuous, contentless art it produces.
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In anime Fandom, the craft of the artist is respected, and if the artist is less than skilled, they will be criticized and urged to improve or step aside.
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Does it hurt more if the artist can only make sales by catering to the fetishes of the most oleaginous perversity, yet cannot tell a story, or even show a piece that make their parents proud?
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Originally this fandom was like the other fandoms, in that it it held a deep interest in the out of such pros as Tex Avery, And Churck Jones, Of Jack Bradbury ... and Walt Kelly
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Limited hedonistic agendas
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Furry is filled with so called artists who have reached stagnant plateaus and have not improved appreciably in years.
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Using elite as an insult is an artefact of tired marxist rhetoric"
Remember, this is from 1997; This is part of the history of "furry", so that's why I've scanned it and put it up here.
