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9781625346544

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Using cutting-edge scholarship, this collection presents new insights on historically marginalized groups. Service Denied makes invaluable contributions to the fields of military history, African American history, Latinx history, women's history, and queer history. --Steve Estes, author of Ask and Tell: Gay and Lesbian Veterans Speak Out This volume offers a bird's eye view of major questions and issues in veterans studies, and a valuable intervention: those who study and write about former service members, the authors presciently declare, must consider how 'intersectional systems of oppression' shape experiences in and beyond the military. --Jessica L. Adler, author of Burdens of War: Creating the United States Veterans Health System

"""Using cutting-edge scholarship, this collection presents new insights on historically marginalized groups. Service Denied makes invaluable contributions to the fields of military history, African American history, Latinx history, women's history, and queer history.""--Steve Estes, author of Ask and Tell: Gay and Lesbian Veterans Speak Out ""This volume offers a bird's eye view of major questions and issues in veterans studies, and a valuable intervention: those who study and write about former service members, the authors presciently declare, must consider how 'intersectional systems of oppression' shape experiences in and beyond the military.""--Jessica L. Adler, author of Burdens of War: Creating the United States Veterans Health System"

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JOHN M. KINDER is associate professor of history and director of the American Studies Program at Oklahoma State University. JASON A. HIGGINS is a postdoctoral fellow in digital humanities and oral history at Virginia Tech.

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