Victory : the triumphant gay revolution / by Hirshman, Linda R., author.

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Mai 68 : le Comité d’Action Pédérastique Révolutionnaire occupe la Sorbonne by Michael Sibalis

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The politics of being different : ideological themes and variations counterpointed in three phases of the homosexual rights movement. by Van Nispen, Joost Tom

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Queer Theology by Jack Slater, Susannah Cornwall

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« Qui sème le vent récolte la tapette ». L’éclosion du militantisme homosexuel en région dans les années 1970 by Mathias Quéré 

“…The French gay liberation movement grew throughout the 1970s, following the examples of other issue-specific movements. …”
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Devenir homosexuel ? Politiques migratoires et vérité de l’identité sexuelle by Éric Fassin, Manuela Salcedo

“…Instead of borrowing from the mirroring discourses of “gay liberation” or “gay imperialism,” that are both based on the presumption of a “true” sexual identity (whether Western or not), we use two interviews with bi-national gay couples to analyze identity as a relational performance which is, more than mere role-playing, part of the subjectivation of sexual migrants.…”
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The Rural South as a Gay Men’s Haven in Andrew Holleran’s Dancer from the Dance and Jim Grimsley’s Boulevard by Roman Trušník

“… Freed by the gay liberation movement of the 1960s and free of the fears brought by the arrival of AIDS in the early 1980s, the 1970s is a period often celebrated as the golden period of American gay urban areas. …”
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La vie homosexuelle à l’écart de la visibilité urbaine. Ethnographie d’une minorité sexuelle masculine dans la Drôme by Colin Giraud

“…Over the past decades, cities have come to be portrayed as « gay paradises », whose tolerance and open-minded urban culture attracted numerous gay people and fostered gay liberation, whereas rural spaces and small towns have commonly been contrasted as gay deserts, as well as conservative areas where gay lives could not be lived. …”
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Understanding depression through a 'coming out' framework. by Ridge, D, Ziebland, S

“…Recently, Scambler and others have broadened the research agenda on stigma to include the wider meanings of stigma within society, and especially the role of identity politics e.g. gay liberation. Recognising that the categories 'homosexual' and 'depression' were socially constructed and stigmatised from the 19(th) and 20(th) centuries respectively, we draw on themes in conceptual models of coming out as gay or lesbian to sensitise our analysis to personal experiences of depression and the specific ways in which the condition is constructed. …”

Understanding depression through a 'coming out' framework by Ridge, D, Ziebland, S

“…Recently, Scambler and others have broadened the research agenda on stigma to include the wider meanings of stigma within society, and especially the role of identity politics e.g. gay liberation. Recognising that the categories 'homosexual' and 'depression' were socially constructed and stigmatised from the 19 th and 20 th centuries respectively, we draw on themes in conceptual models of coming out as gay or lesbian to sensitise our analysis to personal experiences of depression and the specific ways in which the condition is constructed. …”

Then and Now: Formative Experiences and Generational Perspectives among Flemish GBTQ Baby Boomers by Alexander Dhoest

“…They came of age before “gay liberation”, exploring and establishing their sexual identities in a period of social invisibility. …”
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The Dichotomy of the Legal Status of Sexual Minorities: A Critical Analysis of Judicial Trends across the Globe and India by Smiriti Brar, Sweenab Dutta

“…It becomes imperative to briefly examine the development of the laws governing these populations and their impact on the societies’ evolving attitudes towards homosexual relationships and transgender, to show the progress of the gay liberation movement and its effects on formulation of the laws in the society. …”
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The Dichotomy of the Legal Status of Sexual Minorities: A Critical Analysis of Judicial Trends across the Globe and India by Smiriti Brar, Sweenab Dutta

“…It becomes imperative to briefly examine the development of the laws governing these populations and their impact on the societies’ evolving attitudes towards homosexual relationships and transgender, to show the progress of the gay liberation movement and its effects on formulation of the laws in the society. …”
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The Dichotomy of the Legal Status of Sexual Minorities: A Critical Analysis of Judicial Trends across the Globe and India by Smiriti Brar, Sweenab Dutta

“…It becomes imperative to briefly examine the development of the laws governing these populations and their impact on the societies’ evolving attitudes towards homosexual relationships and transgender, to show the progress of the gay liberation movement and its effects on formulation of the laws in the society. …”
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The dichotomy of the legal status of sexual minorities: A critical analysis of judicial trends across the globe and India by Brar, Smiriti, Dutta, Sweenab

“…The ever-controversial issue of sexual minorities and homosexuality has remained contentious since the very term was introduced, primarily because it has been seen as unnatural and does not correspond with what society as well as the legal norms prevailing in the society, define as ‘normal’.It becomes imperative to briefly examine the development of the laws governing these populations and their impact on the societies’ evolving attitudes towards homosexual relationships and transgender, to show the progress of the gay liberation movement and its effects on formulation of the laws in the society. …”
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Milk (2008) and The Times of Harvey Milk (1984): The Double Filmic Resurrection of the Mayor of Castro Street by Sara Villa

“…After the tragic first scene, both feature films reconstruct the keystones of Milk's political achievements by directly quoting from his frequent speeches, public and private writings and constant activism for the Gay Liberation Front.  The first out-of-the-closet gay man elected to a political office in the United States is therefore alive again on screen, in two radically different occasions. …”
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TRADUCCIONES LAPIDARIAS: GUILLERMO VALENCIA Y BERNARDO ARIAS TRUJILLO EN DISPUTA by Nathalie Bouzaglo

“…Valencia was a renowned conservative politician, writer, and translator, while Arias Trujillo was a gay, liberal bohemian who worked as a diplomat, poet, judge, and columnist. …”
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