Family Matters uncovers the decades of advocacy which reshaped same-sex sexuality in American law and society. It will speak to readers interested in queer rights, social movement advocacy, and legal studies, while further contributing to current discourse and ongoing battles over LGBTQ+ rights today.
Family Matters uncovers the decades of advocacy which reshaped same-sex sexuality in American law and society. It will speak to readers interested in queer rights, social movement advocacy, and legal studies, while further contributing to current discourse and ongoing battles over LGBTQ+ rights today.
Marie-Amélie George is a legal scholar and historian whose work focuses on the LGBTQ+ rights movement. She is Associate Professor of Law at Wake Forest University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction; Part I. Queer Partners and Parents: 1. Legalizing queer life: Alfred Kinsey and criminal law reform; 2. Contesting custody: social science and queer parental rights; 3. Recognizing relationships: corporate and municipal domestic partnership programs during the AIDS crisis; 4. Adopting change: social workers, foster care, and the expansion of the queer family; Part II. Straight Parents, Queer Children: 5. Combatting violence: protecting the queer community on the streets and in the schools; 6. Teaching tolerance: the queer family comes out against hate; Part III. Queer Families: 7. More perfect unions: marriage equality, public opinion, and the queer family; Epilogue.
Introduction; Part I. Queer Partners and Parents: 1. Legalizing queer life: Alfred Kinsey and criminal law reform; 2. Contesting custody: social science and queer parental rights; 3. Recognizing relationships: corporate and municipal domestic partnership programs during the AIDS crisis; 4. Adopting change: social workers, foster care, and the expansion of the queer family; Part II. Straight Parents, Queer Children: 5. Combatting violence: protecting the queer community on the streets and in the schools; 6. Teaching tolerance: the queer family comes out against hate; Part III. Queer Families: 7. More perfect unions: marriage equality, public opinion, and the queer family; Epilogue.
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