Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations ix
4. Introduction 1
5. Part One. Queer Memories of the 1980s
6. Introduction 25
7. Chapter 1 Jonathan Ned Katz Murdered Me: History and Suicide 31
8. Chapter 2 Memories of the 1987 March on Washington 37
9. Part Two. Discipline, Punish, and Protest
10. Introduction 43
11. Chapter 3 Committee on Lesbian and Gay History Survey on LGBTQ History Careers 53
12. Chapter 4 Crossing Borders: Memories, Dreams, Fantasies, and Nightmares of the History Job Market 58
13. Chapter 5 Post-Tenure Lavender Blues 79
14. Chapter 6 Political History and the History of Sexuality 89
15. Part Three. Histories of Queer Activism
16. Introduction 93
17. Chapter 7 Coming Out and Going Public: A History of Lesbians and Gay Men Taking to Queer Street, Philadelphia, USA 101
18. Chapter 8 Approaching Stonewall from the City of Sisterly and Brotherly Loves 108
19. Chapter 9 Recalling Dewey’s Sit-In 116
20. Chapter 10 Fifty Years of LGBT Movement Activism in Philadelphia 121
21. Chapter 11 Heterosexuality in America: Fifty Years and Counting 125
22. Part Four. Queer Historical Interventions
23. Introduction 129
24. Chapter 12 Monica, Bill, History, and Sex 137
25. Chapter 13 In My Wildest Dreams: Advice for George Bush 146
26. Chapter 14 In My Wildest Dreams: The Marriage That Dare Not Speak Its Name 149
27. Chapter 15 From the Glorious Strike to Obama’s New Executive Order 152
28. Chapter 16 “In My Mind I’m (Not) Going to Carolina” 155
29. Part Five. Queer Immigration
30. Introduction 159
31. Chapter 17 Alienated Affections: Remembering Clive Michael Boutilier (1933–2003) 167
32. Chapter 18 The Supreme Court’s Sexual Counter-Revolution 171
33. Chapter 19 Immigration Is a Queer Issue: From Fleuti to Trump 181
34. Chapter 20 Defectives of the World, Unite! 185
35. Part Six. Sex, Law, and the Supreme Court
36. Introduction 189
37. Chapter 21 Queer Eye for the FBI 195
38. Chapter 22 Gay Rights and the Supreme Court: The Early Years 201
39. Chapter 23 Justice Kennedy and the Future of Same-Sex Marriage 207
40. Chapter 24 Five Myths about Roe v. Wade 211
41. Chapter 25 Refreshing Abominations: An Open Letter to Anthony Kennedy 218
42. Part Seven. Exhibiting Queer History
43. Introduction 221
44. Chapter 26 Introduction to the Philadelphia LGBT History Project 229
45. Chapter 27 U.S. Homophile Internationalism: Archive and Exhibit 236
46. Chapter 28 “Black Lesbian in White America” Interviewing Anita Cornwell 242
47. Part Eight. Stonewall, Popularity, and Publicity
48. Introduction 255
49. Chapter 29 Toward a Theory of the Stonewall Revolution 263
50. Chapter 30 Queer Rage: Police Violence and the Stonewall Rebellion of 1969 269
51. Chapter 31 A Documentary History of Stonewall: An Interview with Marc Stein 272
52. Chapter 32 Stonewall and Queens 279
53. Chapter 33 Recalling Purple Hands Protests of 1969 283
54. Conclusion 287
55. Acknowledgments 299
56. Notes 301
57. Index 331