Bibliography curated by Alexander Salopek, a collection development specialist in the Collection Services Division of the Law Library of Congress. He previously wrote posts on Theodore Roosevelt and Marriage Equality in the U.S.
October commemorates LGBTQIA+ History Month, a perfect time to provide an update on the Law Library’s recent LGBTQIA+ acquisitions.
In the past year, the Law Library has added many new resources to its foreign law collections. To learn more about navigating LGBTQIA+ resources at the Law Library, our beginner’s LibGuide to LGBTQIA+ legal research is a great place to start.
- Strategic litigation and the struggle for lesbian, gay and bisexual equality in Africa
- Queer(s) et droit international : études du réseau Olympe
- LGBTI en Europa : la construcción jurídica de la diversidad
- R. 5, the Equality Act : hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixteenth Congress, first session, April 2, 2019
- La bicatégorisation de sexe : entre droit, normes sociales et sciences biomédicales
- Research handbook on gender, sexuality and the law
- LGBT hōritsu sōdan taiō gaido (LGBT 法律相談対応ガイド)
- Verkehrte Leidenschaft : gleichgeschlechtliche Unzucht im Kontext von Strafrecht und Medizin : Aus- und Verhandlungsprozesse vor dem Landesgericht Linz 1918-1938
- Same-sex relationships and beyond : gender matters in the EU
- Die Geschichte des [Paragraphen] 175 : Strafrecht gegen Homosexuelle
The Library’s LGBTQ+ Studies Web Archive is another great collection to pair with LGBTQIA+ legal history research. If you are in the DC area, the “gay corner” of the Congressional Cemetery is another interesting way to engage with history during this month. The skies over Capitol Hill one early fall morning seemed to celebrate as well.