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You've Won, Now What? The Influence of Legal Change on Gay and Lesbian Mobilization, 1974–1999

Melinda D. KaneEast Carolina UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 255-277 | Published online: 01 Dec 2016

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Samuel H. Schmidt, Meg G. Hancock & Evan L. Frederick. (2023) Credible and salient: examining frame resonance through Athlete Ally. Sport in Society 26:4, pages 573-589.
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Erin M. Evans. (2020) “Spokes in the wheel” and how policy gains can diversify a social movement. Social Movement Studies 19:3, pages 268-286.
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Melinda D. Kane & Thomas Alan Elliott. (2014) Turning to the Courts: A Quantitative Analysis of the Gay and Lesbian Movement’s Use of Legal Mobilization. Sociological Focus 47:4, pages 219-237.
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Gary Adler, Catherine Hoegeman & A. Joseph West. (2014) Congregational Political Activity and Same-Sex Marriage: Social Movement Theory and Evidence for Contextual Influence. The Sociological Quarterly 55:3, pages 555-586.
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Brian C. Kelly, Richard M. Carpiano, Adam Easterbrook & Jeffrey T. Parsons. (2014) Exploring the Gay Community Question: Neighborhood and Network Influences on the Experience of Community among Urban Gay Men. The Sociological Quarterly 55:1, pages 23-48.
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Melinda D. Kane. (2013) Finding “Safe” Campuses: Predicting the Presence of LGBT Student Groups at North Carolina Colleges and Universities. Journal of Homosexuality 60:6, pages 828-852.
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Doowon Suh. (2011) Institutionalizing Social Movements: The Dual Strategy of the Korean Women's Movement. The Sociological Quarterly 52:3, pages 442-471.
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Giacomo Negro & Susan Olzak. (2019) Which Side Are You On? The Divergent Effects of Protest Participation on Organizations Affiliated with Identity Groups. Organization Science 30:6, pages 1189-1206.
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Bob Edwards & Melinda D. Kane. 2007. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology 1 5 .
Marc Dixon, Melinda Kane & Joseph DiGrazia. (2016) Organization, Opportunity, and the Shifting Politics of Employment Discrimination. Social Currents 4:2, pages 111-127.
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Brian L. Levy & Denise L. Levy. (2017) When love meets hate: The relationship between state policies on gay and lesbian rights and hate crime incidence. Social Science Research 61, pages 142-159.
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Erin M. Evans. (2016) Stumbling Blocks or Stepping Stones? The Problems and Promises of Policy Reform for the Animal Advocacy Movement. Sociological Perspectives 59:4, pages 835-854.
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Elizabeth M. Morgan & Laurel R. Davis-Delano. (2016) How Public Displays of Heterosexual Identity Reflect and Reinforce Gender Stereotypes, Gender Differences, and Gender Inequality. Sex Roles 75:5-6, pages 257-271.
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Christie L. Parris & Heather L. Scheuerman. 2015. Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change. Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change 229 257 .
Doowon Suh. (2014) What happens to social movements after policy success? Framing the unintended consequences and changing dynamics of the Korean women’s movement. Social Science Information 53:1, pages 3-34.
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Melinda D. Kane. (2013) LGBT Religious Activism: Predicting State Variations in the Number of Metropolitan Community Churches, 1974–2000 . Sociological Forum 28:1, pages 135-158.
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Gregory M. Maney. 2012. Nonviolent Conflict and Civil Resistance. Nonviolent Conflict and Civil Resistance 3 26 .
Jason Lee Crockett & Melinda D. Kane. 2012. Media, Movements, and Political Change. Media, Movements, and Political Change 227 256 .

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