Category: LGBT Studies/Social Sciences

Michelangelo Signorile | Outing Yourself | No matter how much you prepare, coming out as gay or lesbian is a difficult, emotional process — a process that will continue long after the words ar

Nyn Hughes; Yvonne Johnson; Yvette Perreault; Yvonne Perrault | Stepping Out Of Line | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Betty Berzon; Robert Leighton | Positively Gay | When POSITIVELY GAY was first published in 1979, it was widely praised for its practical treatment of a variety of topics affecting the lives of gays

Martin Humphries; Gillian E. Hanscombe | Heterosexuality | Why are some people so stubbornly attracted to the opposite sex? What exactly is heterosexuality? What causes it? Is it a satisfactory lifestyle for t

Betty Fairchild; Nancy Hayward | Now That You Know | Now updated with new material on AIDS and support groups, this “completely non-judgmental, very informative, and extremely effective book” (Library Jo

Judith M. Glassgold; Jack Drescher | Activism And Lgbt Psychology | Go beyond traditional approaches to therapy, research, and teaching

Psychotherapy works toward change, but has traditionally focused solely

Sasha G. Lewis | Sunday’s Women | Here are the real-life joys and problems of growing up gay, coming out, working through confrontations with friends and family, living with a lover’s

Gloria Wekker | The Politics Of Passion | Gloria Wekker analyzes the phenomenon of mati work, an old practice among Afro-Surinamese working-class women in which marriage is rejected in favor o

Anna Livia; Kira Hall | Queerly Phrased | This pioneering collection of previously unpublished articles on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender language combines queer theory and feminist t

S. Bear Bergman | Butch Is a Noun | Written by award-winning playwright and inveterate storyteller S. Bear Bergman, Butch Is a Noun picks up where gender theory leaves off. It makes butc