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Sample Source 1 - Saying Goodbye to Men: Southern Feminists Publishing News While Challenging Patriarchy

On your own for just a few minutes, read the abstract of this source and scroll through the rest. You won't have time to read the whole thing. What kind of source is this? I've pasted a portion of your assignment below. Which of the source types would this source fulfill? What clues helped you determine this? We will discuss as a class.

assignment: As our syllabus states for your final project you will be required to complete one 8-10 page research paper. For this paper you will be required to research some aspect of Austin’s LGBTQ+ history. You will have to use at least two primary sources, two secondary, scholarly sources (not from course syllabus), and two assigned readings from our course.

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The New York Times provides invaluable coverage of national and world events, and is often considered the "paper of record." Reading a paper and being an informed citizen makes doing research in every subject easier. Take advantage of this access while you're here at UT!

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