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Subject(s)

• Lesbians [Browse]
• Lesbian authors [Browse]

Homosaurus term(s)

• Queer women [Browse]
• Gay history [Browse]
• Lesbian couples [Browse]
• Lesbian history [Browse]
• Lesbian identity [Browse]
• Lesbian authors [Browse]
• Lesbian relationships [Browse]
• Lesbians of color [Browse]
• Lesbian community [Browse]
• Women's friendships [Browse]
• Women who have sex with women [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ people [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ couples [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ partners [Browse]
• LGBTQ+ relationships [Browse]

Homosaurus genre(s)

• LGBTQ+ periodicals [Browse]

Series

LGBTQIA periodical and ephemera collection ; box 81

Summary note

This collection is comprised of LGBTQIA materials including: periodicals, magazines, ephemera and monographs. The collection is international in scope, largely concentrated from the 1950's to the early 2000's.

Notes

• Title created by cataloger.
• "Dormitory Lesbians: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).
• "Lesbians - Greenwich Village: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).
• "Lesbian Incest: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).
• "The Lesbian Negress: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).
• "Lesbians of London: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).
• "Lesbians of Times Square: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).
• "The Oversexed Lesbian: Case Histories, Non Fiction" consists of one volume (undated).

Contents

• Dormitory Lesbians: Case Histories, Non Fiction
• Lesbians - Greenwich Village: Case Histories, Non Fiction
• Lesbian Incest: Case Histories, Non Fiction
• The Lesbian Negress: Case Histories, Non Fiction
• Lesbians of London: Case Histories, Non Fiction
• Lesbians of Times Square: Case Histories, Non Fiction
• The Oversexed Lesbian: Case Histories, Non Fiction.

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Other title(s)

LGBTQIA erotica, periodicals and ephemera.

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