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The 100 BEST COMPANIES FOR GAY MEN AND LESBIANS
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Author: Ed Mickens
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The 100 BEST COMPANIES FOR GAY MEN AND LESBIANS Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 338.7402573
EAN: 9780671874797
ISBN: 0671874799
Label: Pocket
Manufacturer: Pocket
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 288
Publication Date: 1994-07-01
Publisher: Pocket
Studio: Pocket
Dewey Decimal Number: 338.7402573
EAN: 9780671874797
ISBN: 0671874799
Label: Pocket
Manufacturer: Pocket
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 288
Publication Date: 1994-07-01
Publisher: Pocket
Studio: Pocket
Editorial Review of The 100 BEST COMPANIES FOR GAY MEN AND LESBIANS
Mickens' invaluable guide examines the problems and challenges faced by gay professionals in today's workplace, from discrimination and harassment to unequal compensation and more. Published on the 25th anniversary of Stonewall, the beginning of America's gay rights movement.
Customer Reviews of The 100 BEST COMPANIES FOR GAY MEN AND LESBIANS
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: I disagree with his results.
Review: Mickens names University of Chicago as one of the best work environments for gays. Let the records show that in the early 1990s, people were going around sending death threats to gay students on that campus, particularly gay students of color. I have a friend who transferred from Chicago to Brown specifically for that reason. Therefore, if Chicago does have a gay-friendly policy now, it is only because they were embarrassed into it. This book is written in a rambling personal narrative style. There are several superior books out there about gay men and lesbians in the workplace.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: One way to shop for a job
Review: What a great way to make public the companies that really care about their gay employees. It's fun to see which companies are really doing something. However, this book is quite out of date, I wish a new edition was published
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Great book!
Review: Since coming out as queer I have been looking for something olike this, and now I have it. One thing that hasn't happened even though there is a lot more acceptance of the gay lifestyle at the grassroots is more acceptance by institutions. This is a step in the right direction, and gives lots of good info on where to get serviced and so on.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Super
Review: This book was great I found my latest Boy Toy because of it. It got me realy aroused. Thanks a bunch
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: This Book Sucked.
Review: Ed, dear fellow, I'm sorry but you have completely missed the mark this time buddy. I would agree with maybe one or two of the companies that you have written about here, but in all truth and honesty all the others have had a reputation for hate-mongering and gay-bashing, which would not constitute these companies as the best for gay men and lesbians. And one more thing... why is your title "Gay Men and Lesbians". Shouldn't it either be "Gays and Lesbians" or "Gay Men and Lesbian Women"?
Review Summary: I disagree with his results.
Review: Mickens names University of Chicago as one of the best work environments for gays. Let the records show that in the early 1990s, people were going around sending death threats to gay students on that campus, particularly gay students of color. I have a friend who transferred from Chicago to Brown specifically for that reason. Therefore, if Chicago does have a gay-friendly policy now, it is only because they were embarrassed into it. This book is written in a rambling personal narrative style. There are several superior books out there about gay men and lesbians in the workplace.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: One way to shop for a job
Review: What a great way to make public the companies that really care about their gay employees. It's fun to see which companies are really doing something. However, this book is quite out of date, I wish a new edition was published
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Great book!
Review: Since coming out as queer I have been looking for something olike this, and now I have it. One thing that hasn't happened even though there is a lot more acceptance of the gay lifestyle at the grassroots is more acceptance by institutions. This is a step in the right direction, and gives lots of good info on where to get serviced and so on.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Super
Review: This book was great I found my latest Boy Toy because of it. It got me realy aroused. Thanks a bunch
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: This Book Sucked.
Review: Ed, dear fellow, I'm sorry but you have completely missed the mark this time buddy. I would agree with maybe one or two of the companies that you have written about here, but in all truth and honesty all the others have had a reputation for hate-mongering and gay-bashing, which would not constitute these companies as the best for gay men and lesbians. And one more thing... why is your title "Gay Men and Lesbians". Shouldn't it either be "Gays and Lesbians" or "Gay Men and Lesbian Women"?
Very disappointed by this book, in fact I burned it.