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Queer Mississippi (Complete Collection)
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Publication Date
3-9-2021
Abstract
Sue Sweeney-Gates, a New York native, discusses life in Mississippi as a Queer woman. Moving to Mississippi to attend the University of Mississippi, Sweeney-Gates created the LGBT legal symposium program as a student. She talks about her experiences with the social and political climate in Mississippi, and meeting her husband, a Transgender man, during her time here. Despite some of the struggles with living in Mississippi, Sweeney-Gates also highlights the progress she witnessed in Mississippi and nationally that made life a little easier for LGBTQ+ folks.
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audio recording
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Recommended Citation
Sweeney-Gates, Sue and Buckingham, Danielle, "Sweeney-Gates, Sue" (2021). Queer Mississippi (Complete Collection). 53.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/queerms/53
Abstract
Sweeney-Gates, Sue - audio.mp3 (27880 kB)
Audio file
Sweeney-Gates, Sue - data sheet.docx (10 kB)
Data Sheet
Sweeney-Gates, Sue - field notes.docx (12 kB)
Field notes
Comments
Additional files include: abstract, data sheet, field notes, audio file. Transcript is available on request.