And the Category Is...: inside New York's vogue, house, and ballroom community by 
Black Trans Feminism by 
The Bloomsbury Handbook of 21st-Century Feminist Theory by 
Gender(s) by 
Woman: the American history of an idea by If you're interested in a broad topic in Gender Studies, or would like to browse for inspiration, try one of these Library of Congress call letters:
For more literature-oriented books at Collins Library, you can find some of them in the PS 153 ranges, which focus on the literature of specific groups, including:
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