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McGuire, William, and Leslie Wheeler. "Harvey Milk." //American History//. ABC-CLIO, 2011. Web. 9 May 2011. []

Community Context, Personal Contact, and Support for an Anti-Gay Rights Referendum Jay Barth, L. Marvin Overby and Scott H. Huffmon Political Research Quarterly Vol. 62, No. 2 (Jun., 2009), pp. 355-365 Jay Barth is a distinguished member of the Political Research Quarterly community. He has written for PRQ for over 20 years, and he has recently published //The Semantics of Gay Rights//, describing the struggle and lack of placement the gay community has in the world. He also goes on to describe how the Gay Rights movement has influenced other movements around the world. Therefore, it can be assumed that Jay Barth is experienced on the topic of gay rights. The article is mainly an overview; it informs the reader of the struggle of a gay rights activist. The information from this article is undeniably valuable. It describes the opposition to gay rights and why that opposition makes little to no sense. This will certainly benefit my topic.

Paul R. Brewer is fairly new to the literary world, however, his education at Cambridge University has created ties to their printing services and as such, his ideas have had a fresh breath of life. Brewer writes about the shifting foundations of public opinion about gay rights. He argues that "public attitudes about homosexuality changed dramatically over the course of the 1990s." He claims that during the 1960s to the 1980s, public opinion has been rather sour. But now, hostility has decreased dramatically. And yet, he tersely remarks, "closed doors do not dissolve issues."

Paul R. Brewer has a very fact-based opinion regarding the gay rights campaign. Although times are changing, LGBT members still fight for simple rights, and he argues that this is wrong. I would be inclined to agree. The Shifting Foundations of Public Opinion about Gay Rights Paul R. Brewer The Journal of Politics Vol. 65, No. 4 (Nov., 2003), pp. 1208-1220 Published by: [|Cambridge University Press] on behalf of the [|Southern Political Science Association] Article Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3449929