Note |
Includes chronology. |
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Includes glossary. |
BIBLIOGRAPHY |
Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index. |
Contents |
A long fight -- The first gay rights organization -- The Stonewall riots -- Parades and marches -- Early achievements -- Facing violence -- The right to marry -- Bathroom bills -- In the age of the Internet -- Future challenges. |
Summary |
"The first American gay rights organization formed in 1924, but was soon pressured to disband. Another wouldn't form until the 1950s. The history of the U.S. movement to achieve progressive rights for people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, or queer is full of stops and starts and victories and tragedies, but also hope for the future. This important and timely volume describes a topic of history often glossed over and a movement that is still working to effect change. Key figures are featured as well as crucial events, both past and present"--Provided by the publisher. |
Audience |
Grade 4-5. |
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Years 9-11. |
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4-8 Medialog, Inc. |
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Grade 4-6. |
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U Guided Reading Level. |
Subject |
Sexual minorities -- Juvenile literature.
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Sexual minorities -- Civil rights -- United States -- Juvenile literature.
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Sexual minority youth -- Juvenile literature.
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Minorities -- Juvenile literature.
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Series |
Eyewitness to history. Major cultural movements
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ISBN |
9781538211670
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153821167X
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