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Characteristics of schools with and without Gay-Straight Alliances

Laura BaamsUniversity of Texas at Austin; ;University of Groningen; Correspondence[email protected]
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Amanda M. PollittUniversity of Texas at Austin; View further author information
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Carolyn LaubConsultantView further author information
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Stephen T. RussellUniversity of Texas at Austin; View further author information
Pages 354-359 | Received 13 Dec 2017, Accepted 08 Aug 2018, Published online: 28 Sep 2018

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