We are everywhere : a historical sourcebook of gay and lesbian politics

Mark Blasius · Shane Phelan

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Gender and Feminist Studies LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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I. Pre-History of a Lesbian and Gay Movement A. Enlightenment Backgrounds B. The French Revolution: Sexual Liberation and Political Speech II. The Beginnings of a Gay and Lesbian Movement A. The Third Sex Theory and the Creation of Political Subjects B. The Emergence of a Gay and Lesbian Political Culture in Germany C. Voices of the Gay and Lesbian Diaspora: Britain and France D. From Liberalism to the New Social Relations of Soviet Socialism E. Subculture, Censorship, and Civil Rights in the United States III. The Homophile Movement: 1950-1969 IV. Gay Liberation and Lesbian Feminism V. The Gay and Lesbian Politics of AIDS VI. The Present Moment and the Future of Desire

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