Understanding Zeig Mal! : The Legacy and Controversy of Will McBride’s Work
The book aimed to replace shame with "aesthetic appeal" and scientific honesty. It featured artistic, black-and-white photography of children and adults to normalize the human body and sexual development.
Many university libraries (particularly those with strong photography or sociology departments) hold copies of the book. It is often kept in special collections or restricted sections due to its content, but it is usually available for research purposes.