To Believe In Women: What Lesbians Have Done For America - A History – A Compelling Landmark Account of 19th and 20th Century Rights
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To Believe In Women: What Lesbians Have Done For America - A History – A Compelling Landmark Account of 19th and 20th Century Rights

by Lillian Faderman

History LGBTQ+
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Lillian Faderman offers a historical account of lesbian contributions to America, exploring their place in the development of nineteenth- and twentieth-century rights. Connecting LGBTQ+ history with women’s history and American social change, this book provides a focused perspective on an important part of the national story.

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Lillian Faderman examines what lesbians have done for America through a historical account focused on rights and social change.

The book covers the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, placing lesbian contributions within a broader American history.

Its subject connects LGBTQ+ history with the history of women and the development of rights in the United States.

This is a work of historical analysis for readers interested in lesbian history, American history, and social movements.

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