This guide will introduce you to resources you can use when doing research about LGBT studies.
"In 2015 the Obergefell decision equalized the gay marriage landscape, and all at once the colorful boundaries between right to marry states, domestic partnership states, and traditional marriage states were uniform." Source: Emma Wood, Assistant Librarian, University of Mass. School of Law.
This infographic provides basic information about the research process. For more detailed information, check out Georgetown University Library's Research Help Guide.
The Research Process
1. Define the Problem
2. Review the Literature
3. Develop a Thesis Statement
4. Create an Outline
5. Conduct your Research
6. Interpret your Research
7. Write the First Draft
8. Revise and Edit
9. Submit
