This timely resource-the first reference text on nonbinary gender identities-offers an accessible entry into researching this topic. Written by a nonbinary scholar and librarian, this text includes historical information, bibliographies and other research materials, and a glossary of the rich vocabulary emerging from nonbinary communities.
This timely resource-the first reference text on nonbinary gender identities-offers an accessible entry into researching this topic. Written by a nonbinary scholar and librarian, this text includes historical information, bibliographies and other research materials, and a glossary of the rich vocabulary emerging from nonbinary communities.
Charlie McNabb is a folklorist, librarian, and queer activist. They hold a bachelor of arts with a focus in cultural anthropology from the Evergreen State College, a master of arts in folklore from the University of Oregon, and a master of library and information science from San José State University. They have been a cultural consultant and archivist since 2011, providing cultural competency training and research support to faculty, students, nonprofits, and corporations. In addition, McNabb has worked as a social sciences librarian at two private colleges, assisting students and faculty with research and scholarship. McNabb's research focuses on nonbinary identities and experiences, queer and trans reproductive health, disability justice, and Bigfoot sightings, though not all at the same time. They run a DIY archive, which you can learn more about at mcnabbarchives.wordpress.com. They also review queer media at beyondhankycode.wordpress.com.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: (Hir)stories 1 Introduction to Nonbinary Gender 2 Nonbinary Visibility in the United States 3 Culturally-Specific Genders 4 Nonbinary Genders in Popular Culture 5 Notable Nonbinary People Part II: Resources 6 Archives and Special Collections 7 Nonfiction 8 Journal Literature 9 Theses and Dissertations 10 Fiction 11 Organizations and Associations 12 Online Resources 13 Multimedia Appendix 1: Glossary Appendix 2: Pronoun Usage Appendix 3: Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Primer Appendix 4: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Part I: (Hir)stories 1 Introduction to Nonbinary Gender 2 Nonbinary Visibility in the United States 3 Culturally-Specific Genders 4 Nonbinary Genders in Popular Culture 5 Notable Nonbinary People Part II: Resources 6 Archives and Special Collections 7 Nonfiction 8 Journal Literature 9 Theses and Dissertations 10 Fiction 11 Organizations and Associations 12 Online Resources 13 Multimedia Appendix 1: Glossary Appendix 2: Pronoun Usage Appendix 3: Sex, Sexuality, and Gender Primer Appendix 4: Library of Congress Subject Headings
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