The Marriage Equality Movement: & A Brief History of (Some) U.S. Social Movements

This short book focuses on the Marriage Equality movement, looking at the history of marriage, the history of lesbian and gay movements, and the demand by same-gender oriented people for the right to marry. It also offers an overview of some of the main social movements in the United States (early 1800s to the present), the conditions necessary to facilitate social movement activism, the repertoire of strategies used by activists, and offers insights on the present and future of identity-based social movements.

Author: Nadine Rosechild Sullivan Ph. D.
Publisher: Lifting Consciousness Press
Published: 05/05/2015
Pages: 138
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.43lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.30d
ISBN: 9780984822621

About the Author
Rev. Dr. Nadine Rosechild Sullivan, Ph.D. is an intersectional gender and sexuality scholar. She works as a diversity consultant, an alternative counselor with 20+ years experience, and a professor of Women's Studies, LGBT Studies, and Sociology. She is the author of "I Trusted You: Fully and Honestly Speaking of Gendered Assault," "Turn Your Life Around! . . . Manifest Intentionally in Every Area of Your Life," and the forthcoming, "The Real Gay Agenda: What Gay (& Trans) People Want, and Why." She may be reached at drsullivan@rosechild.org.

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