TY  - GEN
N2  - Queer culture isn't a small, isolated subset of society, nor is it a new movement. The acknowledged father of bodybuilding, Eugen Sandow, was gay and lived in the late 1800s. Burlesque troupes in the early 1900s often featured female impersonators performing risqué dances--unbeknownst to their audiences. And the debate over gay marriage actually originated in the 1950s.
AB  - Queer culture isn't a small, isolated subset of society, nor is it a new movement. The acknowledged father of bodybuilding, Eugen Sandow, was gay and lived in the late 1800s. Burlesque troupes in the early 1900s often featured female impersonators performing risqué dances--unbeknownst to their audiences. And the debate over gay marriage actually originated in the 1950s.
T1  - Queers in American popular culture
DA  - c2010.
CY  - Santa Barbara, Calif. :
AU  - Elledge, Jim,
CN  - EBSCOhost
CN  - HQ76.3.U5
PB  - Praeger,
PP  - Santa Barbara, Calif. :
PY  - c2010.
ID  - 445873
KW  - Gays in popular culture
SN  - 9780313354588 (set : electronic bk.)
SN  - 0313354588 (set : electronic bk.)
SN  - 9780313354601 (v. 1 : electronic bk.)
SN  - 031335460X (v. 1 : electronic bk.)
SN  - 9780313354625 (v. 2 : electronic bk.)
SN  - 0313354626 (v. 2 : electronic bk.)
SN  - 9780313354649 (v. 3 : electronic bk.)
SN  - 0313354642 (v. 3 : electronic bk.)
TI  - Queers in American popular culture
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