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Bibliography
A great
way to get involved as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender people,
or as heterosexual allies, is to learn more about our lives.
Many communities have books in their public libraries, and cities
like Madison and Milwaukee have excellent LGBT bookstores. Even
local bookstores and national bookstore chains have great titles
from which we can learn.
Below
is more of a professional bibliography of articles, mostly
available in university libraries, that provides a somewhat
more academic view of the psychology of LGBT people.
Selected Bibliography
of
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