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LGBTQ+ Studies: An Introduction

This guide is meant to educate the ASU community on gender, sexuality, and queer studies topics, events, resources, and organizations

Welcome!

This guide is meant to reflect the research collection of ASU Library in regards to gender, sexuality, and queer identity. 

Use this guide to do the following:

  • Locate resources at Arizona State University, in print and online, that are relevant to gender studies, sexuality, and queerness
  • Find direct links to primary resources
  • Understand effective ways to search when using the Library's databases

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