Baby, You are My Religion: Women, Gay Bars, and Theology Before Stonewall (Gender, Theology and Spirituality)
Marie Cartier examines women, gay bars, and theology before Stonewall in this study of gender, spirituality, and LGBTQ history. Bringing together questions of identity, community, religion, and cultural experience, the book explores the significance of gay bars and the women connected to them in a pre-Stonewall context.
About This Book
Baby, You are My Religion explores the relationship between women, gay bars, and theology before Stonewall.
The book considers how gender, spirituality, and LGBTQ experiences intersect in a period preceding the Stonewall uprising.
Positioned within gender, theology, and spirituality studies, it examines the cultural and religious significance of gay bars and the women connected to them.
Its subject brings together themes of identity, community, religion, and pre-Stonewall history.
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