Out in the South

Abstract

Introduction - Carolyn Leste Law Part I: Claiming Queer Space in a Hostile Place 1. Emmett's Story: Russell County, Alabama - Joseph Beam 2. Out in the Mountains: Exploring Lesbian and Gay Lives - Kate Black and Marc A. Rhorer 3. Claiming Space in the South: A Conversation Among Members of Asian/Pacific Islander Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered Network of Atlanta - Patti Duncan 4. Women's Festivals On the Front - Bonnie J. Morris 5. Race and Gay Community in Town - David Knapp Whittier Part II: Striking Out/Striking Back 6. Leaving the Confederate Closet - Bonnie R. Strickland 7. Black Gay Men and White Gay Men: A Less than Perfect Union - Charles I. Nero 8. Same Difference: My Southern Queer Stories - Donna Smith 9. Tennessee Williams Doesn't Live Here Anymore: Hypocrisy, Paradox and Homosexual Panic in the New/Old South - James R. Keller Part III: Representing Queer Lives in Public Space 10. Greetings From Out Here: Southern Lesbians and Gays Bear Witness to the Public Secret - R. Bruce Brasell 11. Looking for a City: The Ritual and Politics of Ethnography - Edward R. Gray 12. From Southern Baptist Belle To Butch (And Beyond) - Laura Milner 13. Lines I Dare: Southern Lesbian Writing - Mab Segrest 14. Myth and Reality: The story of gay people in the South - Jim Grimsley Afterword - Carlos L. Dews

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