Out of the Tubs, and Into the Streets! Tracing the history of bathhouse regulations in San Francisco, CA
In 1984, San Francisco effectively shut down gay bathhouses in a desperate attempt to curb HIV transmission, assuming that these
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Out of the Closet but In the Shadow: Stigma’s Regulation of Queer Intimacy as a Human Rights Issue
“I do not conceive how someone who loves nothing can be happy.”—Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emile, Book IV “Tonight we are just going
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Religious liberty and LGBTQ civil rights are falsely portrayed as being at opposite ends of the cultural and policy spectrum.
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Introduction We are APIENC, an organization building power for and by trans, nonbinary, gender expansive, and gender abundant Asians and
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