Gay people in the civil service

found: Work cat.: Poupart, C.A. When will my turn come? : the Civil Service purges and the construction of a gay security risk in the Cold War United States, 1945-1955, 2005:PDF abstr. (investigations and purges of suspected gays from the Civil Service began in 1950; widespread dismissals and intensified repression of gays and lesbians) PDF p. 1 (dismissals of homosexuals (both genuine and suspected) from the United States Civil Service as perceived security risks; gays in government) p. 29 (homosexual public servants) p. 77 (gay civil servants) p. 109 (government employees investigated and removed on homosexual grounds)

found: An interview with David K. Johnson, author of The Lavender Scare : the Cold War persecution of gays and lesbians in the federal government, via WWW, Apr. 26, 2006(gay civil servants; gay and lesbian civil servants; gay and lesbian civil service employment; the homosexuals-in-government issue; several thousand gay men and lesbians lost government jobs; government workers)

[Heading changed from Gays in the civil service to Gay people in the civil service in November 2023.]