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v. 1. "On the Unjust Treatment of Homosexuals" -- Excerpts from The Drag -- Blue Discharge -- Missions and Purposes of the Mattachine Society -- Executive Order 10450 - Security Requirements for Government Employment -- Excerpt from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female -- Purpose of the Daughters of Bilitis -- Giovanni's Room -- One, Inc. v. Olesen -- Illinois State Code 1961 -- First Issue of The Los Angeles Advocate -- Stonewall Riot leaflet -- "Come Out!" -- Radicalesbians : "The Woman-Identified Woman" -- Statements by the American Psychological Association regarding Homosexuality -- "The Hope Speech" -- The Five Demands of the First National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights -- The Great Lawsuit : Man versus Men, Woman versus Women / Margaret Fuller (July 1843) -- The Plot of The Drag / Mae West (1927) -- The Intermediate Sex from Love's Coming of Age / Edward Carpenter (1908) -- The Rights of Gay People by the American Civil Liberties Union -- "A Gay Manifesto," / Carl Wittman (1970) -- Quotes from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female (1953) -- Introduction to The Second Sex / Simone de Beauvoir (1949) -- A Brief of Injustices from The Ladder, 1965 Vol. 10 No. 02 (1965) -- ONE's Articles of Incorporation (1953) -- President Obama Declares Stonewall Area a National Monument (2016) -- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Sexual Deviation (1952) -- "Homosexuality as a Clinical Entity Does Not Exist" (1957) -- "Gender Identity Disorder," as defined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV (1994) -- Standards of Care for Gender Identity Disorders, by Harry Benjamin, International Gender Dysphoria Association (2001) -- California Proposition 6, The Briggs Initiative (1978) -- Remembering the March, Twenty-Five Years Later (2004) -- "The only thing I would change about my sexuality is how others treat me for it."

For the first time, this book tells the collective story of how our troops were supported and cared for by dedicated teams of doctors, nurses, dentists, ambulance officers, orderlies and sanitation and hygiene workers, and the important role of veterinarians in caring for horses.--

"L'Allemagne n'a plus de destin. C'est ainsi qu'elle est devenue une voisine comme une autre. Mais peut-être est-elle le pays qui a le plus pensé sa destinée et celui qui s'en est le plus écarté. Peut-être est-ce pour cela qu'elle a encore quelque chose à nous dire, qui n'est pas de l'ordre de la rigueur économique. Les textes présentés ici interrogent le romantisme et l'idéalisme allemands, puis se penchent sur la lecture qu'en font les passeurs et les penseurs français, de Blanchot à Nancy, pour brosser une esquisse de ce qui ne peut plus être ni une importation du vrai, ni une œuvre collective, ni un destin commun ; dans la relation avec l'Allemagne se joue plutôt la prise de distance vis-à-vis de l'œuvre, au nom de la singularité et de l'être en commun, ou, même si notre voisine l'évoque rarement, de ce qui peut encore se nommer communisme."--Page 4 of cover

Section 1. Introduction -- The emerging importance of pollution -- Section 2: How individuals gather and judge evidence -- Human reasoning: everyday heuristics and foibles -- Human reasoning: within scientific traditions and rules -- Pathological reasoning within sciences -- Individual scientist: reasoning by the numbers -- Section 3: How groups weigh and apply evidence -- Social processing of evidence: commonplace dynamics and foibles -- How innovations enter and move within groups -- Evidence in social networks -- Section 4: Conclusion -- Conclusion.

Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Towards Human Rights and Social Care -- ch. 2 The Rights of the Child with Juliet Harris -- ch. 3 The Rights of Women -- ch. 4 The Rights of Disabled People -- ch. 5 The Rights of Older Persons -- ch. 6 Conclusion: The Way Forward.