Item Details

coverage

Winston-Salem (N.C.)

creator

Yang, Natalie

Schang, Scott

date

2024-03-20

2024-06-20T16:02:59Z

2024-06-20T16:02:59Z

2024-06-20 (issued)

description

Scott Schang, a Professor of Law at Wake Forest University, shares insights into his life and experiences in an interview for the Queer Public History class. Originally from Fort Wayne, Indiana, Dr. Schang discusses his upbringing, queer identity, and experiences coming out. One notable aspect is his reflection on the evolution of queer terminology and the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in professional settings. Additionally, he highlights the importance of supportive communities, such as the queer-friendly neighborhood of Washington Park in Winston-Salem, where he relocated for his position at Wake Forest University. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Dr. Schang offers valuable perspectives on queer identity and community dynamics.

format

audio/mp3

38:15 minutes

oral histories

Permalink

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/109660

language

English

relation

Special Collections and Archives

Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Wake Forest University

History of Wake Forest University Oral Histories (RG53.1)

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subject

Wake Forest University--History

Queer Public Histories

Expanded Wake Voices

LGBTQ

Winston-Salem (N.C.)

Sexual minorities

Law teachers

Activism

Identity (Psychology)

title

Schang, Scott (Audio Interview and Transcript)

type

Sound