Preliminary Inventory of the James T. Sears Papers, 1950-2004
[top]Descriptive Summary
Repository
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke
University
Creator
Sears, James T. (James Thomas), 1951-
Title
James T. Sears Papers, 1950-2004
Language of Material
Material in English
Extent
Approx. 86.5 Linear Feet
54000 Items
Abstract
54000 Items
James T. Sears is an educator, author, scholar, and lecturer on gay and lesbian studies and education.
Papers include correspondence, research materials, manuscript drafts, page proofs, publication files, oral histories (audiotapes and transcripts), clippings, teaching materials, recorded radio interviews, book reviews, promotional materials, photographs, slides, audiotapes, film and videotapes, and electronic media documenting Sears's research, writing, teaching, and publishing career. Some materials present within the collection were created by research subjects, such as Hal Call and Jack Nichols, and later collected by Sears. Major subjects include gay and lesbian studies, homosexuality in the South, gay rights activism, sexuality and education, religion and education, curriculum and teaching at the University of South Carolina, and the Mattachine Society.
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Administrative Information
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], James T. Sears Papers, Rare Book,
Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The James T. Sears Papers were received by the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library as a
gift in 1998-2007.
Processing Information
Minimally processed by Marion Hirsh, Walker Robinson, Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Jill Katte, John Mayrose, February 2007
Encoded by Jill Katte, February 2007
This collection is minimally processed: materials may not have been ordered and described beyond their original condition.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and our local Style Guide.
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
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Biographical Note
James T. Sears is an educator, author, scholar, and lecturer on gay and lesbian studies and education. For more information, please see the author's website: http://www.jtsears.com.
[top]Collection Overview
The James T. Sears Papers include correspondence, research materials, manuscript drafts, page proofs, publication files, oral histories (audiotapes and transcripts), clippings, teaching materials, recorded radio interviews, book reviews, promotional materials, photographs, slides, audiotapes, film and videotapes, and electronic media documenting Sears's research, writing, teaching, and publishing career. Some materials present within the collection were created by research subjects, such as Hal Call and Jack Nichols, and later collected by Sears. Major subjects include gay and lesbian studies, homosexuality in the South, activism, sexuality and education, religion and education, curricula and teaching at the University of South Carolina, and the Mattachine Society.
The collection primarily features material related to many of the books written or edited by Sears, including Teaching and thinking about curriculum: critical inquiries (1990), Growing up gay in the South: race, gender, and journeys of the spirit (1991), Sexuality and the curriculum: the politics and practices of sexuality education (1992), Lonely hunters: an oral history of lesbian and gay southern life, 1948-1968 (1997), Curriculum, religion, and public education: conversations for an enlarging public square (1998), Rebels, rubyfruit, and rhinestones: queering space in the Stonewall South (2001), Youth, education, and sexualities: an international encyclopedia (2005), and Behind the mask of the Mattachine: the Hal Call chronicles and the early movement for homosexual emancipation (2006). Also included are submissions, editorial files, and publication materials related to the journals Empathy and the Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education, edited by Sears.
In addition, the papers contain oral history tapes and transcripts of gay and lesbian teens used in Sears's book Growing Up Gay in the South, and professional files related to his university teaching and administrative work, lectures, and participation in professional organizations. Teaching files include content on a course Sears taught at the University of South Carolina on the "Religious Right", videotapes of Sears teaching in the classroom at the University of South Carolina, course evaluation, and other material. Professional files include Sears's participation in the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Gay and Lesbian Special Interest Group.
Online Catalog Headings
- Call, Hal, d. 2000.
- Gay activists--United States.
- Gay liberation movement--United States--History.
- Gay men--Southern States
- Gay teenagers--Southern States.
- Homosexuality--Southern States--Case studies.
- Homosexuality and education.
- Lesbians--Southern States.
- Mattachine Society.
- Nichols, Jack.
- Religion in the public schools--United States.
- Sears, James T.(James Thomas), 1951-
- Sex instruction--Curricula--United States.
- Southern States--Social conditions--1945-
- University of South Carolina--Faculty.
- Audiorecordings.
- Film.
- Machine-readable records.
- Oral histories.
- Photographs.
- Slides.
- Videorecordings.
Preliminary Description of Collection
Accession, 1996 (1996-0130)
8 Boxes (Acc. 96/130: Box 1-8)
Accession contains primarily research files, oral history tapes and transcripts of gay and lesbian teens used in Sears's book Growing Up Gay in the South. Also included are the editorial and manuscript files for Empathy, a gay and lesbian studies journal edited by Sears, as well as material related to a course on the "Religious Right" taught by Sears at the University of South Carolina.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Box 1-4
Empathy, 1990-1994
Box 5
Growing Up Gay in the South: general and research files
Box 6
Growing Up Gay in the South: interview transcripts
Box 7
Growing Up Gay in the South: manuscript drafts; interview tapes
Box 8
Class on Religious Right; miscellaneous tapes
Addition, 1997 (1997-034)
10 Boxes (Acc. 97/034: Box 1-10)
Addition contains chiefly files documenting Sears' extensive writing, teaching, and publishing career. Editorial files for Teaching and Thinking About Curriculum (1990), Sexuality and the Curriculum (1992), Combating Heterosexuality (1995), and Public Education and Religion (1996) include chapter submissions, from various authors, as well as prospectus, correspondence with publishers, publicity, and other materials. Research files for Lonely Hunters (1997) include notes, oral history interviews, copies of original letters, newsclippings, and related items.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Box 1
Writings and Articles, 1967-1990s
Includes teaching materials designed for secondary and alternative curriculum, 1967- late 1970s; various college papers and projects, ca. 1970s; Prisms, a play/workshop to cause participants to reflect on race, class, gender, and sexuality, 1990.
Drafts of Sexuality and the Curriculum (1992)
Editorial files for Teaching and Thinking About Curriculum (Teachers College, 1990)
Includes submissions from individual contributors as well as prospectus, correspondence with publishers, publicity, and other materials
Box 2
Editorial files for Teaching and Thinking About Curriculum (cont.)
Editorial files for Sexuality and the Curriculum (1992)
Includes submissions from individual contributors as well as prospectus, correspondence with publishers, publicity, and other materials
Box 3
Editorial files for Sexuality and the Curriculum (1992) (continued)
Box 4
Editorial files for Sexuality and the Curriculum (1992) (continued)
Editorial files for Combating Heterosexuality (Columbia, 1995)
Includes submissions from individual contributors as well as prospectus, correspondence with publishers, publicity, and other materials
Box 5
Editorial files for Combating Heterosexuality (Columbia, 1995) (cont.)
Editorial files for Public Education and Religion (Teachers College, 1996)
Box 6
Editorial files for Public Education and Religion (Teachers College, 1996) (continued)
Lonely Hunters (Harper Collins, 1997) chpts. 2 and 3
Includes research files (notes, copies of letters, newspapers clippings, etc.) and drafts
Box 7
Lonely Hunters (Harper Collins, 1997) chpts. 2 and 3 (continued)
Box 8
Lonely Hunters (Harper Collins, 1997) chpts. 2 and 3 (continued)
Lonely Hunters (Harper Collins, 1997) chpts. 4 and 5, intro
Includes research files (notes, copies of letters, newspapers clippings, etc.) and drafts.
Box 9
Lonely Hunters (Harper Collins, 1997) chpts. 6 and 7.
Includes research files (notes, copies of letters, newspapers clippings, etc.) and drafts.
Box 10
Audio/Video Materials
Addition, 1997 (1997-0183)
1 Box (Acc. 97/183: Box 1)
Addition contains page proofs for Lonely Hunters (1997).
Box 1
Lonely Hunters page proofs, 1997
Addition, 1998 (1998-0204)
2 Boxes (Acc. 98/204: Box 1-2)
Addition contains files related to the publication and promotion of Lonely Hunters, teaching materials, recorded radio interviews, American Educational Research Association (AERA) Gay and Lesbian Special Interest Group materials, Sears's high school and college notes and papers, correspondence, writings, and posters. The addition also includes video tapes of Sears teaching in the classroom at the University of South Carolina.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Box 1
Lonely Hunters: Reviews, cover, video, appearances, promotions, book tour, revisions
Major points outline
Barbara Gittings and Jim Kepner
Bylaws of Gay and Lesbian Advocacy Research Project
AERA Listserv messages
Lesbian and Gay Special Interest Group
Brochures
Growing Up Gay contest flyers
Curriculum, Religion, and Public Education: Conversations for Enlarging the Public Square
Cassette tapes: "To the best of our knowledge" NPR/WPR
Videotape: EDLP 825
Box 2
Correspondence, 1984-1990
Tenure and promotion, 1988
Year End Review, 1985-1990
Research, Teaching, Service Activities, 1984-1985
Dept. performance evaluation, 1993
End of semester written evaluations, 1980s
Annual Performance Evaluations, 1988-1993
Curriculum Gender Tests
Evaluation of Writing Improvement Network
Analysis, Strategies, and Proposals: A Modest Perspectus, 1979
Commendation, 1996
Columns
Speeches
Christian Right Controversy
Notes
Law
Class Notes, 1969-1976
Articles
Oversize Container
OC VI:13
Posters for Lonely Hunter
Addition, 2000 (2000-0151)
7 Boxes (Acc. 98/204: Box 1-7)
Addition contains drafts and printed versions of Sears's works, research files, correspondence, audiotapes of interviews, and other materials concerning his writing career.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Box 1
BIT Information (3 folders)
Debbie Martilla
Kevin Magavern (5 folders)
BIT Evaluations, Surveys, Questionnaires
Bernice Davis
Magavern Papers
Journals and Papers (10 folders)
Interviews and Questionnaires (15 folders)
Video Notes/Data (5 folders)
Box 2
Classroom Observations
BIT Stuff
BIT Book Notes
Victor Herrez
Mitzi Moore
Ryma Jackson
BIT Interviews, Reports Year 2 (4 folders)
BIT Transcript Reductions Year 3
BIT Program Reflections Year 3
Papers, Interviews Year 3
BIT Year 5- Papers, Interviews, Transcripts (11 Folders)
BIT Data Year 5 (15 folders)
BIT Interns, Interviews (15)
Box 3
Proposals for Teaching Queerly
PR for Teaching Queerly
Letts Correspondence
AERs 1999
Current TOC
Correspondence concerning chapters for Teaching Queerly
Queering Elementary Education-Proofs (2 folders)
Queering Elementary Education-Copy Edits (3 folders)
Queering Elementary Education-Comments (5 folders)
A Dangerous Knowing-Original Articles, Chapters (2 folders)
A Dangerous Knowing-Proofs
A Dangerous Knowing-Correspondence with Publisher
A Dangerous Knowing-Correspondence with Co-editor
Correspondence with co-editor Debbie Epstein
Box 4
A Dangerous Knowing-Sears Chapter
A Dangerous Knowing-Copy Edited Chapters (20 folders)
Kevin Jennings-Drafts
Teaching Queerly-Research and Drafts
Brass Poem
Teaching Queerly-Chapters/Manuscripts, by Author (22 folders)
Box 5
Transcripts
Excerpts for Book
Early Drafts of Turning Points Table of Contents
Turning Points Survey I and II
Correspondence with William H. Schubert and J. Dan Marshall
Turning Points-Correspondence and Contracts with Merril
Turning Points-Request for Afterword Revisions
Turning Points-Copy Edits of Introductions
Turning Points-Drafts of Chapters 1-6
Turning Points-Copy Edits and Revisions
Turning Points-Chapters 7 and 8
Turning Points-Chapters 10
Turning Points-Layout Copies
Turning Points-Manuscripts
A Dangerous Knowing-Published Paperback
A Dangerous Knowing-Published Hardback
Queering Elementary Education-Published Paperback
Queering Elementary Education-Published Paperback
Box 6
Early Gay Book
Growing Up Gay in the South-Drafts
Lesbian and Gay Special Interest Group Newsletter
Notes for 1997 Book Tour
Gay Course Syllabi
Speaking Engagements
Book Reviews
Speeches: 1992-1998
Columns
Curriculum, Religion, and Public Education Book Review
Lonely Hunters Book Review
Studies in Curriculum Theory-Copy Edits
Studies in Curriculum Theory-Final Chapter Edits
Dissertation, June 1984
Gay Newspaper Clips
Newspaper Clips
Speeches (5 folders)
Chapel Hill Speeches
Speeches (4 folders)
Journal of Moral Education
Box 7
Wisconsin Lecture
Howard's Book
Dictionary of Multi-cultural Education
Strange Fruit Review
Enhancing the Quality of Teaching in Colleges Conference
Essay for Generations of Youth
Audio Tapes:
Mitzi Moore-Teaching
Kevin Magavern- Lesson
Mitzi Moore- Lesson/ Reflection
Kevin Magavern-Reflections
Curriculum Theory Class #1
Religion Symposium 1998
GLSEN Talk
To the Best of Our Knowledge
Students at Risk
Curriculum Theory Part II
EDLP 6/98
Video Tapes:
Education for Diversity
Rethinking Homosexuality in Cultural Contexts
Photographs: Enhancing the Quality of Education in Colleges and Universities Conference
Addition, 2004 (2004-0047)
30 Boxes (Acc. 04/047: Box 1-30)
Addition consists primarily of material related to Sears's publications, mainly his books Lonely Hunters (1997) and Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones (2001). The addition also contains correspondence, drafts, promotional materials, research files, and files associated with people profiled in the books. Other publication files include those related to books edited by Sears; articles, reviews, and proposals by Sears; reviews of Sears's books; and publicity files related to book tours. Also includes professional files related to his university teaching and administrative work lectures, participation in professional organizations, and scholarly journal work.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Box 1-2
Articles written by JS (drafts, revisions, final version) 1993-2002
Writings by others
Box 2-4
Reviews of books written by JS
Book publicity and book tour files
Box 4
Files on establishment of Gay Studies program at College of Charleston: correspondence, clippings, teaching files, speaker/film series, minutes, 2002-2004
Box 5-6
Paid lectures 2002: correspondence, programs, audiotapes, photos
Box 6-7
American Educational Research Association's Lesbian and Gay Caucus, 1990s-2002
Box 7-8
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones and Lonely Hunters: promotional material, reviews, tour
Box 8-9
Chapter drafts and correspondence related to book on curriculum to be published in Spring 2004
Box 9-12
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones annotated chapter drafts (working title was "From Boys in the Band to Bluefish Cove")
Box 12-14
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones annotated drafts and correspondence
Box 14-16
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones research files, includes files on Anita Bryant episode
Box 16-18
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones research files, includes files on Jack Nichols and Lige Clark
Box 19-22
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones research files, includes files on Peter Lee
Box 22-23
Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones research files, includes files on Milo Guthrie
Box 24-28
Edited book series: "Curriculum, Cultures and [Homo]Sexualities" and "Queer Community Studies" published by Haworth Press
Includes manuscripts accepted and rejected, correspondence
Box 28-30
Educators' International Press, Inc. edited books: manuscripts, drafts, correspondence
OS Tube
1
Publicity posters for lectures and events
Addition, 2007 (2007-0006)
86 Boxes (Acc. 07/006: Box 1-86)
Addition includes correspondence, diaries, manuscript drafts, publication files, research materials, interview transcripts, clippings, photographs, slides, audiotapes, film and videotapes, and electronic media. Materials in this addition are grouped into seven broad categories: Hal Call and Mattachine Society; Jack Nichols; Youth, Education, and Sexualities: an International Encyclopedia; Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education; Short Mountain Sanctuary; National Survey of Gay Faculty; and University of South Carolina.
The first series, Hal Call and Mattachine Society, contains research files and other materials related to Sears's book, Behind the Mask of the Mattachine: the Hal Call Chronicles and the Early Movement for Homosexual Emancipation (New York: Harrington Park Press, 2006). The Jack Nichols series includes correspondence, articles, manuscripts, and other material created by Jack Nichols (1938-2005), who was editor of Gay and co-founder of the Mattachine Societies of Washington, D.C., and Florida. The next two series consist of publication files related to the book Youth, Education, and Sexualities: an International Encyclopedia (Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2005), and the Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education, both edited by Sears. The Short Mountain Sanctuary series contains correspondence related to the Radical Faerie retreat in Tennessee. The final two series, National Survey of Gay Faculty and University of South Carolina, contain files related to Sears's research and teaching.
Original audiovisual and digital media materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Hal Call and Mattachine Society
Hal Call research files
Mattachine Society materials
Box 2
Hal Call interview transcripts
Call resignation
FBI file (redacted photocopies)
Box 3
Clippings
Correspondence
Biographical sketches of interview subjects
Box 4
Call photo and documents
Slides
Drafts
Correspondence
Obituaries
Photocopies of WWII letters
Box 5
Ephemera
Artifacts
"The Daily News"
holograph manuscripts
Address notecards
Letters
Erotica/pornography history
Obscenity issues material
Box 6
Black Cat
Daughters of Bilitis
DSI Trials
Homosexuals Today
Mattachine Society files, late 1950s-early 1960s
Box 7
Jim Kempner diaries
correspondence
interview transcripts
Box 8
Drafts: Sexual Outlaws, Chapters 30-36
Box 9
Drafts: Sexual Outlaws, Chapters 37-40
Interview transcripts, Hal Call
Mattachine Society chapters, other materials
Box 10
Mattachine Society materials
ONE materials
Box 11
Mattachine Society early materials
Mattachine Foundation
Correspondence
Box 12
G correspondence
Mattachine correspondence
Call letters
Interview transcripts
Box 13
Mattachine Society materials
Hal Call correspondence, including family correspondence
Clippings
Box 14
Mattachine Society minutes, mid-1950s
Box 15
Mattachine Society conventions
Slides of Hal Call
Box 16
Cinemattechine
Wolden clippings
Queer for Justice materials
San Francisco Council of Religion and the Homosexual
Town Talk, 1960s
Drugs in Tenderloin district
Box 17
Clippings
Box 18
Diaries, 1968-1984
Box 19
Diaries, 1985-1993
Box 20
Diaries, 1994-1998
Box 21
Audiocassettes
Box 22
Audiocassettes
Videocassettes
Box 23
Videocassettes
Box 24
Videocassettes
Box 25
Film: Mattachine Society
Home movies
Server
Sears 2007-0006
Digital media
Original digital media was removed from this series and transferred to an archival storage server. A disk directory log is available. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Jack Nichols
Correspondence, 1980s
Box 27
Correspondence, 1980s
Box 28
Correspondence, 1980s
Box 29
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Box 30
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Box 31
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Box 32
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Box 33
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Box 34
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Box 35
Correspondence, 1990-2000s
Photocopies of articles from Homosexual Anarchist (explicit)
Box 36
Correspondence, 1990s-2000s cont.
News clippings
Box 37
Typescripts: Evoluation of a Friend
Box 38
Typescripts: Evoluation of a Friend, cont
Manuscripts
Box 39
Typescripts/Drafts: Evoluation of a Friend
The Gay Agenda
Box 40
Drafts: The Gay Agenda
Box 41
Drafts: The Gay Agenda continued
Correspondence, 1990s-2000s
Box 42
Typescripts (with edits)
Box 43
Typescripts: Onan Uber Alles: A 21st Century Manifesto
News clippings
Box 44
Draft: Sissies
Contents of box JN/LODGE
Typescript: first chapters of Elijah
Box 45
Typescripts of Elijah
Box 46
Writings
Publications
Letters from Logan Carter to Nichols
What Makes a Man a Man?: Jack Nichols and Gay Liberation by Louis Campbell III
Box 47-48
Publications and articles by Nichols in newsletters, primarily Paradox
Box 49
News clippings
Box 50
News clippings
Typescripts
Box 51
Contents of albums: newspaper clippings of articles by or about Jack Nichols
Box 52
Contents of albums: newspaper clippings of articles by or about Jack Nichols
Box 53
Contents of albums: newspaper clippings of articles by or about Jack Nichols
Box 54
Contents of albums: newspaper clippings of articles by or about Jack Nichols
Manuscript for Sissies
Box 55
Albums containing Nichols articles from
"Drop the Soap"
and
"The Calamus Chronicles"
Box 56
Oversize newspaper clippings
Box 57
Oversize newspaper clippings
Box 58
Audiocassettes
Box 59
Audiocassettes
Box 60
Audiocassettes
Box 61
Audiocassettes
Film: "family movies, 1960s"
Box 62
Film
Videocassettes
Box 63
Videocassettes
Box 64
Videocassettes
Server
Sears 2007-0006
Digital media
Original digital media was removed from this series and transferred to an archival storage server. A disk directory log is available. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Youth, Education, and Sexualities: an International Encyclopedia
Contributor files: A-G
Box 66
Contributor files: H-O
Box 67
Contributor files: P-S
Other correspondence
Box 68
Contributor files: S-Y
Other correspondence
Box 69
Publisher correspondence
Other correspondence
Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education
Original digital media in this series requires further processing before use. Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use these materials.
Box 70
Publication files: Vol.1 and 102.01-103.02
Box 71
Publication files: 105.02-116.02
Box 72
Publication files: 105.03-125.04
Box 73
Publication files: 126.04-157.04
Correspondence A-D
Box 74
Correspondence E-Y
Publication files: 113.03-128.00
Box 75
Publication files: 129.03-149.03
correspondence
Reviews
Haworth Press
Box 76
Editorial files
Features
Short Mountain Sanctuary
Correspondence, 1970s-1980s
Box 78
Correspondence, 1970s-1980s
National Survey of Gay Faculty
Survey files
Questionnaires
Summary data
Mailing lists (RESTRICTED)
Gay Studies Directory
Data analysis tables
Box 80
Completed survey questionnaires (unidentified)
Cassettes
Statistical analysis resources
Box 81
Binders
Gay climate materials
Box 82
Statistical analysis resources
SAS handbook
USC files
University of South Carolina
Teaching files
Course evaluations
Box 84
Student journal entries (RESTRICTED: FERPA)
Course evaluations
Sabbatical, 1998
Box 85
Binders
Course evaluations
Post-tenure review
Box 86
Publisher's catalogs
Gay and Lesbian Advocacy Research Project
Teaching
