Browse Exhibits (2 total)

Barbara Gittings: Founding the New York Daughters of Bilitis in 1958, by Jonathan Ned Katz

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Barbara Gittings interviewed by Jonathan Ned Katz in 1974 about her development as a Lesbian, and about the founding and early history of the New York Daughters of Bilitis.

Barbara Gittings, Daughters of Bilitis, Del Martin, Donald Webster Cory, Frank Kameny, gay bars, homophile movement, immigrant, Jonathan Ned Katz, Kay Lahusen, lesbian, literature, medicine, New York, New York City, oral histories, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Phyllis Lyon, science, The Ladder

Blue-Collar Queers: An Introduction to Steel Closets, 2014, by Anne Balay

Anne Balay tells OutHistory about her book Steel Closets: Voices of Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Steelworkers, which is based on interviews with LGBT steelworkers in northwestern Indiana about their experiences of class, gender, and sexual identity at work.

Anne Balay, class, employment discrimination, lesbian, oral histories, trans