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... as a technology of intimacy, with a foundational but underdetermining relationship to heteronormative kinship. queer reproduction multiracial racial inheritance interview methods anti-normativity ...

... ruling in Loving v. Virginia on antimiscegenation law. It argues that Indigenous critiques of colonialism challenge social normativities in ways that are deeply misunderstood—or dismissed—by queer anti-normativity efforts as identity politics at its worst. This inadvertently refutes an Indigenous...

... of Australia. It does to examine how critical theories of (anti)normativity, plasticity, and vibrancy make, or not, a space for the difference of Nonlife existents in liberal geontopower. It begins with Georges Canguilhem’s critique of the mid-twentieth-century definition within biomedical sciences and normal...

...? This chapter counters the need for a critical, anti–homo-normative queerness with popular cinema’s potential for unregulated pleasures and transgressive desires. It considers a range of popular genre films, including Thai transgender sports films, a Balkan blockbuster, comedies of tolerance, and even actively...

.... It explains that this separation reinforces the break between exploitation (accumulative work) and dispossession (unproductive land). It argues that this break undergirds the labour-work divide, which produces anti-blackness and anti-indigeneity as structurally necessary for capital accumulation and to each...

... Part 1 is a discussion of Trump’s post-truth discourse and post-normative persona, interpreted not simply as lack of coherence but as a particular affective regime in which social media plays the central role. Traditional theories of fascism in terms of charismatic leadership and the cult...

... of slavery, anticolonial struggle, and the independent postcolonial state. It elaborates where that pressure fails to challenge settler logics embedded within both capitalist accumulation and left critiques that seek to represent black life and labuor history in the face of anti-blackness, which exceeds...

... Having established that primitive normativity was viewed as an essential feature of “authentic” African life, chapter 6 shows how this discourse was used to discredit the Mau Mau rebels of the 1950s. The chapter focuses especially on issues of erotic consumption, both the consumption...

..., such as Yoruba, to create an anti-colonial aesthetic. The impetus for this study came from the Nuyorican Poets Café Founders Archive Project, initiated after the passing of Miguel Algarín, a Café founder. The narrative weaves together personal interactions, memories, and artworks stored in Griffith’s archive...

... at the forefront of discussions of anti-racism and racism as ordinary. Thinking with and through the trans mundane means focusing on ordinary affects over and against an ongoing cultural emphasis on trans visibility and representation. Emphasizing affect over visuality opens the possibility of thinking...

.... The movement subverts normative economic transactions so often unchallenged in increasingly gentrified cities. The chapter highlights travesti, a gender identity in Brazil that refers to someone who identifies with the female gender but does not identify as a woman nor seek to change their genitalia. The word...