This list includes a selection of the latest research on LGBTQ+ Rights posted to SSRN in 2025.
- A New Satanic Panic by Jonathon Booth (University of Colorado at Boulder)
- Pierce, Don’t Say Gay Laws, and the Rise of Illiberal Authoritarianism by Maxine Eichner (University of North Carolina School of Law)
- LGBTQ Rights in an Age of Democratic Uncertainty: How to Counter the Politics of Eradication by Nancy J. Knauer (Temple University)
- Supreme Court LGBTQ Orthodoxy by Carlos A. Ball (Rutgers Law School)
- Fear and Hope for LGBTQ Rights in the Second Trump Administration by Luke A. Boso (Southwestern Law School)
- Beyond the Stereotypes: Unveiling the Rich Tapestry of Gay Male Sexuality in Britain by William Joseph Klubinski (Northumbria University) & Stephen Donnelly (Northumbria University)
- Transgender Equality: An Inflection Point for Equal Protection? by Katie R. Eyer (Rutgers Law School)
- Constitutional Parents’ Rights and the Transformation of Parenthood by Akshat Agarwal (Yale Law School)
- Out of the Closet, In on Bail (forthcoming, 2025) by Deborah Lolai (Harvard Law School)
- Identity and Procedural Subordination in LGBTQ Religious Exemption Cases by Kyle Velte (University of Kansas)
- Transgender Disenfranchisement by Scott Skinner-Thompson (University of Colorado Law School)
- Transgender Students and the Fundamental Right to Self-Identify at School by Garreth W. McCrudden (UC Berkeley School of Law)
To read more research on LGBTQ+ Rights, view other papers from SSRN’s Pride Month Hub here, which highlights early-stage research related to the pursuit of equal justice, equal opportunities, and greater acceptance for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ+) individuals.