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Studies in Legal History

Family Matters

Queer Households and the Half-Century Struggle for Legal Recognition

Marie-Amelie (Wake Forest University School of Law) George

Family Matters

Studies in Legal History

Family Matters

Queer Households and the Half-Century Struggle for Legal Recognition

Studies in Legal History: Family Matters

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Family Matters uncovers the decades of advocacy which reshaped same-sex sexuality in American law and society. It will speak to readers interested in queer rights, social movement advocacy, and legal studies, while further contributing to current discourse and ongoing battles over LGBTQ+ rights today.

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Family Matters uncovers the decades of advocacy which reshaped same-sex sexuality in American law and society. It will speak to readers interested in queer rights, social movement advocacy, and legal studies, while further contributing to current discourse and ongoing battles over LGBTQ+ rights today.

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