LGBTQ+ Politics / LGBTQ+ Politics

Kimberly Martin, Georgia Southern University

Out of the Closets and into the Party: The Tentative Incorporation of LGBTQ+ Interests in the Two-Party System - John McTague, Towson University

The Rise of the Statewide LGBTQ+ Interest Groups - Christopher Lee Pepin-Neff, University of Sydney; Kellen Kane, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

When LGBTQ People Come Out to Congress: Describing When They Testify and What They Say using a Decade of Hearings in Four Congressional Committees - Dakota Strode, American University

Between information infrastructure and transnational visibility – Patterns and functions of transnational online networking between European anti-gender movement organizations on Twitter - Dominika Tronina, Humboldt University of Berlin

The Welfare State, Gender and LGBTQ Rights - Alexander Carl Pacek, Texas A & M University-College Station; Benjamin Radcliff, University of Notre Dame

Kimberly Martin, Georgia Southern University

Jessica Loyet Gracey, Northwest Missouri State University