Collection Highlights - LGBT History Month

Our latest Collection Highlights are on display in the glass case in the library lobby. We are featuring highlights from our collection in honor of LGBT History Month in October.

LGBT History Month recognizes the "important roles LGBT people have taken in creating the social, legal and political worlds we live in today" (glaad.org/blog/celebrate-lgbt-history-month ).

Photo of the materials listed below

The items on display are:

  • Changing corporate America from inside out: lesbian and gay workplace rights by Nicole C. Raeburn - Stacks HD 6285.5 U6 R34 2004
  • Out and about: the LGBT experience in the legal profession by Lee Burress - Stacks KF 3467.5 O78 2015
  • Flagrant conduct: the story of Lawrence v. Texas: how a bedroom arrest decriminalized gay Americans by Dale Carpenter - Stacks KF 224 L38 C37 2012
  • Transgender rights and politics: groups, issue framing, and policy adoption edited by Jami K. Taylor and Donald P. Haider-Markel - Stacks HQ 77.9 T7173 2014
  • Sexual orientation and the law: a research bibliography selectively annotating legal literature through 2005 by the Standing Committee on Lesbian and Gay Issues, Social Responsibilities Special Interest Section, American Association of Law Libraries - Stacks KF 4754.5 A1 S47 2006
  • Awakening: how gays and lesbians brought marriage equality to America by Nathaniel Frank - Stacks HQ 1034 U5 F72 2017
  • Courting equality: a documentary history of same-sex marriage in America by Patricia A. Gozemba and Karen Kahn - Stacks HQ 1034 U5 G69 2007
  • Wherever there's a fight: how runaway slaves, suffragists, immigrants, strikers, and poets shaped civil liberties in California by Elaine Elinson and Stan Yogi - Stacks F 870 A1 E45 2009