This anthology documents the pain and misunderstanding that Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgenered, Two-spirited, and Queer people have experienced in the very recent past; it also demonstrates the real progress, both in theory and in practice, that has been made. Readers will find much diversity in this collection of nineteen articles: autobiography, testament, fiction, and found poetry, as well as more traditional personal and analytic essays.

It is the intention of the editors that this book be used by educators in many fields so that students preparing for professions in education, social work, human justice, or in health and environmental studies will better understand the need to combat homophobia and to embrace and celebrate sexual differences.

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edited by James McNinch & Mary Cronin