From Boulder in 1974 to Maine Question 1 in 2009, the first comprehensive history of the LGBT movementâ s fight against anti-gay ballot measuresHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amy L. Stone is assistant professor of sociology at Trinity University in San Antonio.
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Winning (but Mostly Losing) at the Ballot Box 1. From Anita Bryant to California Proposition 8: The Religious Right’s Attack on LGBT Rights 2. An Uphill Battle in the 70s and 80s: Building LGBT Movement Infrastructure 3. Fighting the Right in the 90s: Developing Sophisticated Campaigns 4. A Winning Streak: Teaching Campaign Tactics, Building Statewide Organizations, and Spreading Victories 5. Losing at Same-Sex Marriage: Rethinking Ballot Measure Tactics 6. Smears, Tears, and Queers: Race and Transgender Inclusion in Campaigns Conclusion: The Future of Gay Rights at the Ballot Box Notes Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Winning (but Mostly Losing) at the Ballot Box 1. From Anita Bryant to California Proposition 8: The Religious Right’s Attack on LGBT Rights 2. An Uphill Battle in the 70s and 80s: Building LGBT Movement Infrastructure 3. Fighting the Right in the 90s: Developing Sophisticated Campaigns 4. A Winning Streak: Teaching Campaign Tactics, Building Statewide Organizations, and Spreading Victories 5. Losing at Same-Sex Marriage: Rethinking Ballot Measure Tactics 6. Smears, Tears, and Queers: Race and Transgender Inclusion in Campaigns Conclusion: The Future of Gay Rights at the Ballot Box Notes Index
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