Walter L. Williams
1948
Walter Lee Williams (born November 3 1948) is an American former professor of anthropology, history, and gender studies at the University of Southern California. He is one of the pioneers in the field of queer studies, with a long background in human rights activism. He has done extensive field research on many Indian reservations, and has taught courses on Native American history for over thirty years. Williams is an acclaimed authority on the multicultural study of gender variance.
Books
- Two spirits
- Indian leadership
- Black Americans and the evangelization of Africa, 1877-1900
- The berdache tradition
- Southeastern Indians since the Removal Era
- The spirit and the flesh
- Javanese lives
- Intergovernmental military forces and world public order
- Gay and lesbian rights in the United States
- Black American attitudes toward Africa
- Spirit of the Pacific
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