Lisa M. Stulberg is Associate Professor of Sociology of Education at New York University.

"Adeptly synthesizing decades of research and writing, charting both major events and central dynamics, Lisa Stulberg offers a foundation for understanding LGBTQ movements that is at once accessible and complex, informative and lively."Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco "This is the book we have been waiting for - a comprehensive, concise, and engaging overview of the LGBT movement that is accessible not only to students and general readers, but scholars. Stulberg has managed to condense a vast amount of literature to provide the clearest, best organized, and most up-to-date review of the LGBT movement available."Verta Taylor, University of California Santa Barbara“Lisa Stulberg provides a concise, accessible, and engaging introduction to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) activism… [T]he material that Stulberg presents will appeal to many audiences, including undergraduate and graduate students, emerging scholars, and established scholars.”Amin Ghaziani, Contemporary Sociology "Stulberg provides an accessible, well-researched overview of LGBTQ activism, suitable for a wide-ranging audience."Sexualities

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Before and After StonewallChapter 3. Activism in the Early Days of AIDSChapter 4. Marriage PoliticsChapter 5. LGBTQ Youth and Social ChangeChapter 6. The “B” and the “T”Chapter 7. Conclusion

Lisa M. Stulberg is Associate Professor of Sociology of Education at New York University.

"Adeptly synthesizing decades of research and writing, charting both major events and central dynamics, Lisa Stulberg offers a foundation for understanding LGBTQ movements that is at once accessible and complex, informative and lively."Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco "This is the book we have been waiting for - a comprehensive, concise, and engaging overview of the LGBT movement that is accessible not only to students and general readers, but scholars. Stulberg has managed to condense a vast amount of literature to provide the clearest, best organized, and most up-to-date review of the LGBT movement available."Verta Taylor, University of California Santa Barbara“Lisa Stulberg provides a concise, accessible, and engaging introduction to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) activism… [T]he material that Stulberg presents will appeal to many audiences, including undergraduate and graduate students, emerging scholars, and established scholars.”Amin Ghaziani, Contemporary Sociology "Stulberg provides an accessible, well-researched overview of LGBTQ activism, suitable for a wide-ranging audience."Sexualities

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Before and After StonewallChapter 3. Activism in the Early Days of AIDSChapter 4. Marriage PoliticsChapter 5. LGBTQ Youth and Social ChangeChapter 6. The “B” and the “T”Chapter 7. Conclusion

Lisa M. Stulberg is Associate Professor of Sociology of Education at New York University.

"Adeptly synthesizing decades of research and writing, charting both major events and central dynamics, Lisa Stulberg offers a foundation for understanding LGBTQ movements that is at once accessible and complex, informative and lively."Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco "This is the book we have been waiting for - a comprehensive, concise, and engaging overview of the LGBT movement that is accessible not only to students and general readers, but scholars. Stulberg has managed to condense a vast amount of literature to provide the clearest, best organized, and most up-to-date review of the LGBT movement available."Verta Taylor, University of California Santa Barbara“Lisa Stulberg provides a concise, accessible, and engaging introduction to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) activism… [T]he material that Stulberg presents will appeal to many audiences, including undergraduate and graduate students, emerging scholars, and established scholars.”Amin Ghaziani, Contemporary Sociology "Stulberg provides an accessible, well-researched overview of LGBTQ activism, suitable for a wide-ranging audience."Sexualities

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Before and After StonewallChapter 3. Activism in the Early Days of AIDSChapter 4. Marriage PoliticsChapter 5. LGBTQ Youth and Social ChangeChapter 6. The “B” and the “T”Chapter 7. Conclusion