Historical Development
Gay Rights Out of the Closet 1960s-1970s
Sex Panics and the LBGT Movement in an Era of "Post-AIDS" Identities
Intersection with Other Reform Movements
LGBT Rights and Health Reform, Human Rights, and Public Education
Author Suggested Illustrations, Tables, and Documents
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Introductory Overview Essay
Theory of Gay Rights as Reform Movement
Cultural Responses to Stigmatization
Historical Developement of LGBT Movement
Gay Rights in the Era of the Closet
AIDS & Gay Rights/ACT-UP
Revealing LGBT Identity: “Coming-Out” and “Outing”
Gay Marriage/Adoption Initiatives
Key Moments
Stonewall Riot (1969)
Assassination of Harvey Milk (1978)
Robert Mapplethorpe Controversy (1990)
Clinton Permits Gays into the Military—Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Policy (1993)
San Francisco City Officials Issue Marriage Licenses to Gay Couples (2004)
Intersection with Other Reform Movements
LGBT Rights and Women’s Rights
Future of LGBT Campaign as Reform Movement
Efforts to Gain Equal Rights and Transgender Inclusion
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