Michael Bronski’s Book is Lammy Finalist

Professor Michael Bronski’s most recent book, Considering Hate: Violence, Goodness, and Justice in American Culture and Politics (co-authored with Kay Whitlock), has been named a Lambda Literary Award (“Lammy”) finalist in the LGBT Nonfiction category.

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Please join us in congratulating Professor Bronski and wishing him luck at this year’s awards ceremony!