Fragmented citizens: the changing landscape of gay and lesbian lives

Introduction : fragmented citizens

From individual rights to institutional recognition : toward a developmental account of gay and lesbian politics

Excluding the homosexual : naming gender and sexual transgression

Gay is good : multiple paths to recognizing unjust discrimination

Recognizing ourselves : gay and lesbian interest groups and the consequences of self-definition

Respect for private lives : closeting same-sex sexuality in public opinion, policy, and law

A history of discrimination : gays and lesbians as a suspect class

A jurisprudence of blindness : same-sex marriage, human dignity, and the erosion of scrutiny doctrine

Conclusion : to be whole.

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FRAGMENTED CITIZENS

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Dedication

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Acknowledgments

Introduction: Fragmented Citizens

1. From Individual Rights to Institutional Recognitions: Toward a Developmental Account of Gay and Lesbian Politics

2. Excluding the Homosexual: Naming Gender and Sexual Transgression

3. Gay Is Good: Multiple Paths to Recognizing Unjust Discrimination

4. Recognizing Ourselves: Gay and Lesbian Interest Groups and the Consequences of Self-Definition

5. Respect for Private Lives: Closeting Same-Sex Sexuality in Public Opinion, Policy, and Law

6. A History of Discrimination: Gays and Lesbians as a Suspect Class

7. A Jurisprudence of Blindness: Same-Sex Marriage, Human Dignity, and the Erosion of Scrutiny Doctrine

Conclusion: To Be Whole

Notes

Index

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