Working Anita Bryant: The Impact of Christian Anti-Gay Activism on Lesbian and Gay Movement Claims

Fetner, Tina

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Working Anita Bryant: The Impact of Christian Anti-Gay Activism on Lesbian and Gay Movement Claims

Author(s): Tina Fetner

Publication date Created: August 2001

Publication date (Print): August 2001

Journal: Social Problems

Publisher: University of California Press

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Title: Social Problems

Abbreviated Title: Social Problems

Publisher: University of California Press

ISSN (Print): 00377791

ISSN (Electronic): 15338533

Publication date Created: August 2001

Publication date (Print): August 2001

Volume: 48

Issue: 3

Pages: 411-428

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DOI: 10.1525/sp.2001.48.3.411

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