ISBN:
9781440855023
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (l, 248 Seiten)
Series Statement:
Eyewitness to History
Series Statement:
Eyewitness to History Ser.
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Stewart, Chuck Documents of the LGBT Movement
DDC:
306.76/60973
Keywords:
Gays-United States-History
;
Gays-United States-History-Sources
;
Gay rights-United States-History
;
Gay rights-United States-History-Sources
;
Electronic books
Abstract:
Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Evaluating and Interpreting Primary Documents -- Introduction -- Chronology -- Chapter 1 Early America -- 1. Navajo Sacredness for Nadleeh -- 2. Indian Sodomy in Florida (1528 and 1702 Reports) -- 3. Virginia Sodomy Law (1610) -- 4. The Execution of Richard Cornish (1624-1625) -- 5. William Plaine Executed in New England for Teaching Masturbation (1646) -- 6. African American Jan Creoli Killed and Burned in Dutch Colony (1646) -- 7. Sara Norman and Mary Hammon Accused of Lewd Behavior (1649) -- 8. New Haven Law Prohibits Lesbianism (1655) -- 9. Puritan Sermon on the Cry of Sodom (1674) -- 10. Illinois Indian Transgender (1677) -- 11. Pirates in the Caribbean (1724) -- 12. Commentaries on the Laws of England (1765) -- 13. Spanish Colonial Suppression of Sodomites in California (1775-1777) -- 14. Spanish Priests Condemn Transgendered Yuma Indians (1775) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 2 Early United States of America -- 15. U.S. Declaration of Independence (1776) -- 16. U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights (1791) -- 17. Bachelor Friendships of the Nineteenth Century (1840) -- 18. National Women's Rights Convention (1852) -- 19. Walt Whitman and the Homoerotic Poetry of Democracy (1860) -- 20. Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution (1868) -- 21. Walt Whitman's Democratic Vistas (1870) -- 22. Females Passing as Men (1894) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 3 Turn of the Twentieth Century through World War I -- 23. Anthony Comstock Seeks to Imprison Inverts (1900) -- 24. U.S. Navy Entraps Homosexuals (1919) -- 25. Society for Human Rights (1924) -- 26. The Well of Loneliness (1929) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 4 World War II to 1950 -- 27. The German Criminal Code, Paragraph 175 (1935) -- 28. Sigmund Freud on Homosexuality (1935) -- 29. Lesbian Challenge's Georgias Sodomy Law (1939)
Abstract:
30. Lesbians in the Women's Army Corps (1945) -- 31. Psychiatrists Oppose Homosexual Rights Law (1945) -- 32. Vice Versa Predictions (1947) -- 33. Employment of Homosexuals and Other Sex Perverts (1950) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 5 1950s -- 34. Formation of the Mattachine Society (1950) -- 35. Mattachine Society Meetings (1950) -- 36. Mattachine Protests Police Entrapment (1952) -- 37. Jim Kepner's First Mattachine Meeting (1953) -- 38. Tampa Lesbian Bar Raid (1953) -- 39. The Crittenden Report on Homosexuality in the U.S. Navy (1957) -- 40. Evelyn Hooker's Psychological Research (1957) -- 41. Supreme Court Rules ONE Is Not Obscene (1958) -- 42. Mattachine National Convention (1959) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 6 1960s -- 43. Jose Sarria Runs for San Francisco City Council (1961) -- 44. ACLU Begins Gay Rights Cases (1963) -- 45. Mohave Indian Two-Spirit Person (1964) -- 46. Mattachine Pickets the White House (1965) -- 47. San Francisco Activism (1965) -- 48. Lesbian Activism and The Ladder (1966) -- 49. Supreme Court Excludes and Deports Homosexual Immigrants (1967) -- 50. Homophile Action League (1968) -- 51. Employment Rights: Norton v. Macy (1969) -- 52. Teachers' Rights: Morrison v. State Board of Education (1969) -- 53. Stonewall Inn Riots and the Beginning of the Modern Gay Rights Movement (1969) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 7 1970s -- 54. Gay Liberation Front and the Gay Activists Alliance (1970) -- 55. "Gay Lib Zaps Psychologists" (1970) -- 56. Congress to Unite Women (1970) -- 57. Democratic Party Convention (1972) -- 58. Mass Murder at the UpStairs Lounge (1973) -- 59. Multiple Struggles for Lesbian Women of Color (1973) -- 60. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (1973) -- 61. Gay Rights to Organize: Gay Students Org. v. Bonner (1974) -- 62. The National Federation of Priests' Councils (NFPC) (1974)
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63. Lesbian Child Custody Rights (1974) -- 64. Lesbians as the Vanguard of Feminism (1975) -- 65. The American Psychological Association Removes Homosexuality from DSM (1975) -- 66. Military Service: Matlovich v. Secretary of the Air Force (1976) -- 67. Union of American Hebrew Congregations Resolution (1977) -- 68. Teachers' Rights: Gaylord v. Tacoma School Dist. No. 10 (1977) -- 69. Civil Service Reform Act(1978) -- 70. Harvey Milk on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (1978) -- 71. Coming Out as Free Speech: Gay Law Students Ass'n v. Pacific Tele. and Tel. Co. (1979) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 8 1980s -- 72. Anita Bryant's Startling Reversal (1980) -- 73. Democratic Party and Gay Rights (1980) -- 74. Gay Students' Rights: Fricke v. Lynch (1980) -- 75. Wisconsin Antidiscrimination Law (1981) -- 76. Violence against Lesbians (1982) -- 77. Lesbians of Color Conference (1983) -- 78. Teachers' Rights: National Gay Task Force v. Board of Education of Oklahoma City (1985) -- 79. Private Consensual Sexual Behavior: Bowers v. Hardwick (1986) -- 80. Dignity USA's Response to the "Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith-On the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons . . ." (1986) -- 81. AIDS as God's Punishment (1987) -- 82. ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) (1987) -- 83. Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC) Mission Statement (1987) -- 84. National Coming Out Day (1988) -- 85. Congressman William Dannemeyer Opposes Gay Rights (1989) -- 86. A Jewish Rabbi's Acceptance of Gay and Lesbian Rights (1989) -- 87. Employment Rights: Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins (1989) -- 88. Family Issues: Braschi v. Stahl Associates Co. (1989) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 9 1990s -- 89. Queer Nation (1990) -- 90. Asylum from Torture: Matter of Toboso-Alfonso (1990) -- 91. Child Custody by De Facto Parents: Alison D. v. Virginia M. (1991)
Abstract:
92. Bisexuals and Gay Rights (1991) -- 93. Gays in the Republican Party (1991) -- 94. Removing Prohibitions on Same-Sex Behavior: Kentucky v. Wasson (1992) -- 95. Colorado Amendment 2 (1992) -- 96. Same-Sex Marriage in Hawaii: Baehr v. Lewin (1993) -- 97. Lesbian Attorney Appointed to High Federal Government Position (1993) -- 98. Barry Goldwater on Gays in the Military (1993) -- 99. March on Washington (1993) -- 100. Don't Ask, Don't Tell (1993) -- 101. Catholic Condemnation of Homosexuality (1994) -- 102. Ex-Gays Condemn Gay Rights (1994) -- 103. Sharon Bottoms Child Custody Court Case: Bottoms v. Bottoms (1994 and 1995) -- 104. Lesbianas Unidas (1994) -- 105. "Cocktail" Helps Manage HIV Infection Transforming AIDS into a Chronic Disease Instead of a Death Sentence (1995) -- 106. The Lesbian Avengers (1995) -- 107. Discrimination by Private Organizations: Hurley v. Irish-American Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Group of Boston (1995) -- 108. Communications Decency Act (1996) -- 109. Brandon Teena Murder Trial (1996) -- 110. Protection from Discrimination for LGBT Citizens: Romer v. Evans-Overturning Colorado "Amendment 2" (1996) -- 111. Harassment of Gay Students: Nabozny v. Podlesny (1996) -- 112. Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) (1996) -- 113. Galluccio-Holden Adoption Lawsuit (1997) -- 114. Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (1997) -- 115. Transsexual Name Change: In re McIntyre (1988) -- 116. AIDS and the Americans with Disabilities Act: Bragdon v. Abbot (1998) -- 117. Same-Sex Marriage Equality: Baker v. Vermont (1999) -- 118. Overturning State Sodomy Laws (1999) -- 119. Student Rights to Form Gay Clubs: East High Gay/Straight Alliance ν. Board of Education (1999) -- 120. Human Rights Campaign Statement on Why Reparative Therapy and Ex-Gay Ministries Fail -- 121. Diversity Training: Altman v. Minnesota Department of Corrections (1999)
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Further Reading -- Chapter 10 2000s -- 122. The Westboro Baptist Church and Its Message of Hate -- 123. Student Group Rights to University Funding: Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System v. Southworth (2000) -- 124. Gay Rights to Belong to a Group: Boy Scouts of America v. Dale (2000) -- 125. Transgender Rights and the ACLU (2000) -- 126. Transsexual Rights: Schwenk v. Hartford (2000) -- 127. Antigay Hate Crimes in High Schools (2000) -- 128. Millennium March on Washington (2000) -- 129. Dr. Robert Spitzer Claims Sexual Orientation Can Be Changed. Twelve Years Later He Rescinds His Research and Issues a Formal Public Apology (2003) -- 130. The Supreme Court Rules That Antisodomy Laws Are Unconstitutional: Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S. 558 (2003) -- 131. Uniting American Families Act (2007) -- 132. Matthew Shepard Act (2007) -- 133. In re Marriage Cases: Opinion (2008) California's Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Is Unconstitutional -- 134. In re Marriage Cases: Dissent (2008) -- Further Reading -- Chapter 11 2010s -- 135. The Repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (2010) -- 136. Lawsuit by Sexual Minorities Uganda v. Scott Lively for Pushing His Antigay Hate in a Foreign Country (2012) -- 137. California's Law Bans Sexual Orientation Change Efforts (SOCE): Senate Bill No. 1172 (2012) -- 138. President of Exodus International Apologies for the Hurt, Pain, and Failure Caused by Their Decades-Long Effort to Change Sexual Orientation (2013) -- 139. U.S. Supreme Court Lets Ban against Proposition 8 Stand, Allowing Same-Sex Marriage in California: Hollingsworth et al. v. Perry et al. (2013) -- 140. Supreme Court Rules That DOMA Is Unconstitutional: UNITED STATES v. WINDSOR, Executor of the ESTATE OF SPYER, et al (2013) -- 141. Arizona's Attempted Legislation to Allow Discrimination Based on Religious Freedom: SB1062 (2014)
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142. The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) and Its Purpose (2014)
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