Macdonald-Kelce Library: Women's, Gender, and LGBTQ+ Studies: Introduction

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Changing the subject: feminist and queer politics in neoliberal India

Byzantine intersectionality: sexuality, gender, and race in the Middle Ages

Terrorizing gender: transgender visibility and the surveillance practices of the U.S. security state

Coming out to the streets: LGBTQ youth experiencing homelessness

Female agencies and subjectivities in film and television

With honor and integrity: transgender troops in their own words

Keywords for gender and sexuality studies

Media-ready feminism and everyday sexism: how US audiences create meaning across platforms

Women's economic empowerment: insights from Africa and South Asia

An Introduction to Women's, Gender, and LGBTQIA+ Studies

This guide will serve as a research tool by providing related sources and materials on the various subjects within Women's, Gender, and LGBTQIA+ Studies at The University of Tampa.

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LGBTQIA+ Resources at The University of Tampa
This page provides resources for those in our Spartan community who are LGBTQIA+ members and allies, and those who want to learn more. Information on campus resources and events, courses on gender and sexuality, student organizations, gender inclusive bathrooms, and more.

Below, Left to right: Angela Davis, photograph, Twitter/@womensmarch; Mary Wollstonecraft, oil on canvas by John Opie, c. 1797, in the National Portrait Gallery, London; Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, photograph by Quinn Dombrowski, 2014; Margaret Sanger, photograph, Hulton Archive / Getty Images