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Towards Full Citizenship
is published by Banshan (2nd ed., 2016) and is available free of charge in cooperation with the Pink Alliance. |
Towards Full Citizenship:
A Preliminary Checklist of Hong Kong Gay/Lesbian-related Works 向光明 : 香港同志情形的參考書/片目 SECOND EDITION Compiled by Alex Spence and 郭桂榮, Kwok Kwai Wing Towards Full Citizenship is a bibliographic overview of the LGTBQ situation in an Asian context. More than 1,600 references specific to Hong Kong LGTBQ are included, covering a broad range of disciplines and roughly half a century of sources, up to mid-2016. Information is included to track works in literature and the arts, academic studies in books and journals, general-interest magazines and newspapers, surveys and polls, films, television reports, and websites. The compilation includes both Chinese- and English-language works, and also items by anti-gay-rights writers. Arrangement is primarily by subject, with some sections (such as newspaper articles and films) given chronologically for a sense of historical progression. About the compilers Alex Spence is a career librarian and sometime ESL teacher (master’s, University of Toronto; CTEFLA, UK) who has written articles on LGBTQ issues (Library Quarterly, Public Libraries) and compiled a number of LGBTQ bibliographies and indexes, including Gay Canada, a bibliography (2009) found on the Saskatchewan Resources for Sexual Diversity website, hosted by the University of Saskatchewan Library. Kwok Kwai Wing, Spence’s late life partner, was a Hong Kong native whose insights and language instruction over so many long and happy years made this project possible. |
HK LGBT Timeline:
A Chronology of LGBT History in Hong Kong This interactive timeline traces Hong Kong’s LGBT history from 1865 to the present day, hosted by Pink Alliance. http://pinkalliance.hk/history |
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LGBT World History
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LGBT World History:
A Chronology from 27th c BCE to 21st c CE By Nigel Collett This chronology covers people, events and culture of interest to LGBT people. It is designed to provide a launching pad from which to explore the vast depth and complexity of what Christopher Isherwood happily labelled "our tribe". LGBT World History |
