Throughout history, women have generally not had as many rights as men. Even today, women have not achieved full equality in areas such as wages and personal safety. People who don't fit into society's strict gender norms, such as transgender and gender-nonconforming people, are also often discriminated against. Gender studies is a field with many potential areas of inquiry.
Please visit the "LGBTQIA resources" page of this guide for resources specific to transgender identities.
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Many books about women's and gender studies have call numbers beginning with HQ, which can be found on floors 1A and 2 in Love Library South.
Born for Liberty: A history of women in America by 
Making Space for Diverse Masculinities: Difference, intersectionality, and engagement in an urban high school by 
Unequal Sisters: A multicultural reader in U.S. women's history by 
