Gay Rights and Moral Panic The Origins of

"In 1977 and 1978, voters across the country went to the polls in a series of referenda intended to decide whether lesbians and gay men were citizens deserving equal protection under the law - or perverts and outcasts. These contests served as the first national debate about gay rights, and set the pattern that still shapes this controversy today. Focusing on Miami and moving outward, Gay Rights and Moral Panic is a detailed account of these campaigns, which pitted the civil rights claims of America's lesbians and gay men against society's powerful beliefs and fears about homosexuality."--BOOK JACKET.

Fred Fejes is a Professor of Media Studies at Florida Atlantic University.

Lesbians, Gay Men, and "The Minority Rights Revolution
The Homosexual in the American Public Imaginiation, 1977
Gay Rights Come to Miami
The Campaign Begins
The Vote
St. Paul, Wichita, Eugene
California, Seattle, Miami
The Gay Rights Debate
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Gay Rights and Moral Panic The Origins of America's Debate on Homosexuality

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