Agents and Gender (as topic/interest area, I mean)

I'm trying to find agents who are likely to be interested in themes of gender, gender identity, coming-out as gender-atypical, all that kind of stuff. Nonfictiony stuff. Feminist-minded an additional plus.

AgentQuery.com, Querytracker.net, and PublishersMarketPlace.com all have dropdown value lists of genres by which to search agents, but the closest equivalent of what I'm looking for that appears in these dropdowns is "gay and lesbian". I'm making use of that, but is there any good resource for finding agents based on more specialized or esoteric categories of interest? In particular, any resources for folks whose writing touches upon transgender and genderqueer and similar gender issues?

I appreciate the link, peanut, but it looks like it is mostly focused on FICTION resources. Along the same melody-lines, I can totally understanding agents who are seeking FICTION with characters that are gay/lesbian wanting the characters to be such but the storyline not to be oh-so-pedantically about GLBTQ identity as subject matter.

I, however, am specifically seeking info on agents who might be interested in gender as a NONFICTION topic.

mayqueen said:

The #MSWL and related tumblr might help, too.

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Can you render that helpful suggestion in the oldfogey vernacular, by any chance?

I gather that #MSWL is an example of the oft-referenced "hash tag" and has something to do with something called "Twitter", yes?

I vaguely recall having heard of something called tumblr as well... aha, it's blogs! Like LiveJournal, sort of?

AHunter3 said:

I appreciate the link... but it looks like it is mostly focused on FICTION...I, however, am specifically seeking info on agents who might be interested in gender as a NONFICTION topic.

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... or, umm, maybe I'm just embarrassingly acronym-challenged. Not a good thing for someone who purports to be LGBTQish, huh? NA is "new author"? Is "YA" perhaps something other than "Young Adult", then, as in "young adult fiction", which is what that acronym meant at some point in the past? And therefore perhaps I misread/ misinterpreted those abbrevs as pertaining to fiction when they aren't (necessarily) ?