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About using Web Resources
Note: There are some excellent resources listed here, but please keep in mind that in general many Web-based resources must be reviewed for authority, accuracy and authenticity. Also, Web materials are time-sensitive - a page in existence one week may not be around the following week. We have tried to list reliable, stable websites, but these tenets are always good to keep in mind while browsing ...
History of the Pride Movement
The websites listed below offer basic information on the Pride movement and its history.
- History of the Rainbow Flag (CNN)An overview of the creation and development of the iconic rainbow pride flag
- Stonewall Riots (History.com)An overview of the June 1969 rain on the Stonewall Inn and the riots that followed, widely considered the catalyst for the Pride movement
- Stonewall: Then and NowHarvard historians reflect on the Stonewall riots 50 years after the event
- The Stonewall Uprising (The Atlantic)A contemporary account of the 1969 riots, as reprinted in The Atlantic in 2013.
- Stonewall 1979 (Village Voice)An interview with Marsha Johnson, considered one of the catalysts of the Stonewall Riots, conducted ten years after the event
- Stonewall Book AwardsThe first and most enduring award for GLBT books is the Stonewall Book Awards, sponsored by the American Library Association's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Round Table.
Outside Sources
The sources promoted in the following guides may not be accessible to Cedar Crest students. You may use WorldCat to search for resources and request we borrow them from another library.
- LGBTQIA | Sexual Orientation & Gender IdentityBy: Widener University
- Gender StudiesBy: SUNY Erie
- Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies: Sexual Orientation (LGBTQI)By: University at Albany
- Gender & Sexuality StudiesBy: Georgia Gwinnett College
- LGBTQIA+ Reading Ally RecommendationsBy: The Berkeley Carroll School
- Queer Studies GuideBy: Denison Libraries
