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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1: The Interpretive Challenge
2: Abolitionist Antislavery and Antiracism
3: Abolitionist Feminism
4: Suffrage Feminism: Struggle, Triumph, Collapse
5: Second Wave Feminism as Abolitionist Feminism
6: The Case for Gay Rights
7: Unconstitutionality of Antigay/Lesbian Initiatives
8: The Case for Gay Rights: The Military and Marriage
9: Conclusion: Identity and Justice
Bibliography
Index
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