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... Following the assertion that the 1960s urban riots are essential to the historical context of black political subjectivity, Kwame Holmes proposes that they must also yield lessons for our understanding of the gender and sexual politics of black social movements. Holmes reconfigures...

... Chapter 4 investigates how sexuality and gender organize the lives of low-income young Black women by describing the ways in which ideas regarding normative and deviant sexuality and appropriate and dysfunctional gendered expressions circulate in the shelter. The intersection of class...

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... is black feminism. Sanctuary begins with a basic acknowledgment of Black cisgender women’s and girls’ autonomy. All other points of recognition, such as genders and sexualities, evolve from that. Namely, grasping Black cisgender women’s and girls’ autonomy is vital for resisting misogynoir against Black...

... The conclusion connects signposts on the journey through which Black, Quare, and Then to Where has passed. Through a reminder of the lived gender and sexual fluidities of ancient Egypt and a parallel recollection of Cheikh Anta Diop's sovereign experience and an aspect of the author's personal...

... the interrelation of black queer and “normative sexualities,” while transforming dominant notions of black female sexuality and gender. Gladys Bentley black respectability BDSM sissy play subversive masculinity black femininity ...

... histories—redactions of which are promising for a fresh perspective on Black sexual ethics. The groundwork is laid for how justice performs and is performed as a wonder of physics, religion, Blackness, sexuality, and gender. quare womanism vindicationist Black religion physics ...

... and ethical universality. Ellison argues that neoliberal multiculturalism antiblack racism gets reproduced via gender- and sexuality-based inclusive reforms. The impossibility of legal redress for black injury opens up the possibility for the production of representational spaces of convergence to talk about...

... the expectations associated generally with race and gender, and specifically about Black male sexuality. For Baldwin, the lesson of Delaney’s seeing was that visual acuity was connected to a perceptual, cognitive, and synesthetic acuity that for each artist was linked intrinsically to Black sight...

...Bodies Chapter 4 investigates how sexuality and gender organize the lives of low-income young Black women by describing the ways in which ideas regarding normative and deviant sexuality and appropriate and dysfunctional gendered expressions circulate in the shelter. The intersection of class...

... of sexual health took shape. Hierarchies of color, class, and gender structured these workers’ knowledge-making practices such that the same-gender-desiring subjects most associated with HIV/AIDS were poor and working-class Black men. HIV/AIDS health workers surveillance care poor Black men ...

... La Marr Jarelle Bruce focuses on three films— To Wong Foo , Romeo + Juliet , and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil— that feature black drag queens who serve a particular use value within the rhetorical mise-en-scène of each film’s racial, sexual, and gender politics. Bruce’s analyses...

... about freedpeople’s complete Christianization. Drawing on hitherto unstudied archival records of Moravian Church disciplinary proceedings against what they deemed adulterous relations, the chapter argues that emancipation as a gendered project intensified the inequities of slavery to which black women...

... The introduction foregrounds the book's main framework, unseen flesh, to understand the layered ways that Brazilian Black lesbians produce knowledge about race, gender, sexuality, class, and medical approaches through their gynecologic visits. The introduction opens with an ethnographic story...

... their fathers). The data paint a picture in which European men are given sexual agency and assumed to be dominant, while indigenous and African women are seen as passive recipients, and black and indigenous men (and European women) are placed in the background. race mixture gender sex genetics ...

... This chapter reads Díaz alongside the black lesbian poet Audre Lorde to highlight Díaz’s concern with race, class, gender, and sexuality as mutually constituting and consequential aspects of identity. It begins with a consideration of the place of race in Díaz’s fiction to engage recent...

... In this chapter, Bernadette Marie Calafell interviews Strange Fruit creator E. Patrick Johnson. Johnson opens the interview by sharing that he wanted Strange Fruit to be an homage to the women in his family and black feminists, to whom he credits his own awakening about gender and sexuality...