Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Preface.
Chronology.
1: Abbott, Steve (1943–1992).
2: ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power).
3: Activists.
4: Affirmative Action.
5: African Americans and LGBTQ Issues.
6: Africa’s Gay Punishment Legislation: Involvement from U.S. Christian Factions.
7: AIDS and the Americans with Disabilities Act: Bragdon v. Abbot (1998).
8: AIDS History Project.
9: Ailey, Alvin (1931–1989).
10: Albee, Edward (1928– ).
11: Alcohol and Drugs.
12: Alice B. Toklas Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Democratic Club.
13: Allegra, Donna (1953– ).
14: Allen, Mariette Pathy (1940– ).
15: Allen, Paula Gunn (1939–2008).
16: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
17: American Psychiatric Association (APA).
18: Amnesty International OUTfront.
19: Ancient Greek and Roman Sexuality and Philosophy and Impact on the American Legal System.
20: Angus, Patrick (1953–1992).
21: Anthony, Susan B. (1820–1906).
22: Antidiscrimination Statutes.
23: Arvin, Frederick Newton (1900–1963).
24: Asian Americans and LGBTQ Issues.
25: Asian Pacific Lesbian Bisexual Network.
26: Association of Gay and Lesbian Psychiatrists (AGLP).
27: Audre Lorde Project (ALP).
28: Baker v. Vermont (1999).
29: Baldwin, James (1924–1987).
30: Baldwin, Tammy (1962– ).
31: Beam, Joseph (1954–1988).
32: BiNet USA.
33: Birch, Elizabeth M. (1956– ).
34: Bisexual Health.
35: Bisexual Resource Center.
36: Boswell, John (1947–1994).
37: Bowers v. Hardwick, 106 S. Ct. 2841, 2843 (1986).
38: Boy Scouts.
39: Brown, Howard Juniah (1924–1975).
40: Brown, Rita Mae (1944– ).
41: Bryant, Anita (1940– ).
42: Buckmire, Ron (1968– ).
43: Bunch, Charlotte (1944– ).
44: Cameron, Paul Drummond (1939– ).
45: Carpenter, Edward (1844–1929).
46: Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS).
47: Chinese American Queer History.
48: Chinese Early LGBTQ History in the United States.
49: Civil Service Reform Act of 1978.
50: Civil Union.
51: Combahee River Collective.
52: Committee on Lesbian and Gay History (CLGH).
53: Communications Decency Amendment (CDA) and Child Online Protection Act (COPA).
54: Crittenden Report.
55: Daughters of Bilitis.
56: Deaf Queer Resource Center.
57: Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
58: D’Emilio, John (1948– ).
59: Disability Studies and LGBTQ Issues.
60: Domestic Partnership.
61: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Homosexuality and the Military.
62: Duberman, Martin Bauml (1930– ).
63: Endean, Steve (1949–1993).
64: Equal Access Act (EAA).
65: Exodus International.
66: Faderman, Lillian (1940– ).
67: Falwell, Jerry L. (1933–2007).
68: Federal Employment Nondiscrimination Order.
69: Feinberg, Leslie (1949– ).
70: Foucault, Michel (1926–1984).
71: Frank, Barney (1940– ).
72: Full Faith and Credit Clause.
73: Gender-Motivated Violence Act (GMVA).
74: Gittings, Barbara (1932–2007).
75: Hall, Radclyffe (1880–1943).
76: Hay, Henry (Harry) (1912–2002).
77: Helms, Jesse (1921–2008).
78: Hirschfeld, Magnus (1868–1935).
79: Historical Overview of Gay Rights and Issues: From Pre-Columbian Times to the 1970s.
80: Historical Overview of Gay Rights and Issues: From the 1980s to the Present.
81: Hooker, Evelyn (1907–1996).
82: Human Rights Campaign (HRC).
83: Kameny, Franklin (1925–2011).
84: King, Billie Jean (1943– ).
85: Kramer, Larry (1935–2008).
86: Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund (LLDEF).
87: Latino/Latina Americans and LGBTQ Issues.
88: Lorde, Audre (1934–1992).
89: Lyon, Phyllis (1924– ).
90: Mabon, Lon T. (1947– ).
91: Martin, Del (1921–2008).
92: Matlovich, Leonard (1943–1988).
93: Mattachine Society.
94: Milk, Harv