A more perfect union: why straight America must stand up for gay rights

America is at a turning point: energetic debate on gay issues is now becoming a part of America's public life. Gays may no longer be invisible, but the nation's long silence on gay subjects has left a void in serious thinking about the place of gay men and lesbians in American society

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1. Verfasser: Mohr, Richard D. 1950- (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Boston Beacon Press 1994
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Zusammenfassung:America is at a turning point: energetic debate on gay issues is now becoming a part of America's public life. Gays may no longer be invisible, but the nation's long silence on gay subjects has left a void in serious thinking about the place of gay men and lesbians in American society
A More Perfect Union is the first book to offer a concise moral case for gay people's equal citizenship. Appealing to widely held American beliefs, Mohr grounds his argument for gay justice firmly in our most valued traditions of equality and freedom. Mohr explores gay rights from the most private to the most public: Should sex be protected by the right to privacy? What does marriage mean in today's society - and is there a case for legalizing marriage between same-sex couples
What does equal protection under the law mean for gay people? What are we to make of the controversy over gays in the military
Beschreibung:XIV, 125 S.
ISBN:0807079324

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