Daring to Find Our Names: The Search for Lesbigay Library History

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Introduction Makeover Without a Mirror--A Face for Lesbigay Library History by James V. Carmichael, Jr. Finding Our Names: Theory, Problems, and Context Methodological Issues in Research with Lesbians, Gay Men and Bisexuals by Caitlin Ryan and Judy Bradford A Lesbigay Gender Perplex: Sexual Stereotyping and Professional Ambiguity in Librarianship by Christine L. Williams Biographical Research on Lesbigay Subjects: Editing the Letters of Lillian Smith by Margaret Rose Gladney A Closet Curtained by Circumspection: Doing Research on the McCarthy Era Purges of Gays from The Library of Congress by Louise S. Robbins Queer Histories/ Queer Librarians: The Historical Development of a Gay Monograph by Norman G. Kester Telling Our Names: The Pioneers Gays in Library Land: The Gay Task Force of the American Library Association, The First Sixteen Years by Barbara Gittings A Personal Task Force Scrapbook: Incunabula, 1971-1972 and After Photographs by Kay Tobin Lahusen with captions by Barbara Gittings Reclaiming a Founding by Israel D. Fishman Librarians as Cultural Enforcers by Janet Cooper The Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Task Force of American Library Association: A Chronology of Activities, 1970-1995 by Cal Gough Saving Our Names: Lesbigay Library/ Archival Collections Archivists, Activists, and Scholars: Creating a Queer History by Brenda J. Marston Building a Home of Our Own: The Construction of the Lesbian Herstory Archives by Polly J. Thistlewaite An Accidental Institution: How and Why a Gay and Lesbian Archives? by Jim Kepner Safe Harbour: The Origin and Growth of the Gay and Lesbian Archives of New Zealand by Phil Parkinson and Chris Parkin Owning Our Names: Gay Graduates Destination Library by Donald H. Forbes Social Responsibility and Acceptable Prejudice by Richard L. Huffine Out Publicly: The Personal and Professional of Gay Public Librarianship by John A. Barnett Index

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