... identification and disidentification public and private intimacy police and politics gendered and sexual embodiments ...

... gender and sexual politics femininity/masculinity Gezi Park domestication bodies and embodiments ...

... as a given was not adequate to dealing with queer sexuality, and so queer studies had to strike out from its maternal feminist home. In turn, to imagine the figure of the trans person independently of sexuality, trans studies had to take a little distance from queer studies. Gender might no longer be just...

... the implications of “chaos” in revolutionary and counterrevolutionary discourse and practices. identification and disidentification public and private intimacy police and politics gendered and sexual embodiments ...

... Chapter 8 uses the analytical tools of feminist geography to reflect on the implications presented throughout the book, as well as to examine gendered-spatial dimensions in iconic representations of the 2013 Taksim Gezi Park protests in Istanbul. The chapter reveals the gendered and sexual...

... binaries and criminalizes queer sexualities. Feminist and queer Tod@s activists introduced embodied and creative approaches to civil disobedience and an ethics of care within the collective. In the immigrant rights movement, Tod@ offered an early vision of abolition and freedom from gendered and sexual...

...—the culturalist approach and the universalistic ahistorical view of sexual violence—this chapter seeks to open a more nuanced discussion of power, sexuality, sexual violence, and political subjectivity. It reflects on the way political subjectivity has been linked to gender and sexuality and ponders the role...

... An emergence of performance art in postwar Central America facilitated a critical approach to gender, sexuality, and desire beyond the right-/left-wing rhetoric of decades prior. Through embodied acts, artists expose the coloniality of gender and unravel how heteropatriarchal culture...

..., Feb20 liberated multiple possibilities for the co-imbrication of sex, gender, culture, and politics. The chapter examines these inaugurations by studying embodied discursive, performative, and artistic spaces initiated or expanded by Feb20 as forms of aesthetic citizenship. At the peak of the Arab...

... Chapter 4 explores spatialized embodied and sectarian dynamics in Bahrain’s 14 February Revolution, also known as the Pearl Revolution, which began in 2011. Based on interviews and examination of primary source documents and visual materials, it argues that gendered, sexualized, and racializing...

... the sphere of embodiment that transsexuality bears on—where “embodiment” signals the social dimension of signification that any body partakes in. Marxist theory reification identity embodiment To refuse the gender binary is a criminal act, and trans antagonism—a violence that manifests along...

... Gender and sexuality, race and class, disability and other social stratifications can be understood as frames that affect ways of seeing the neurobiological body; they are also implicated in complex, embrained embodiment. This conclusion argues that epistemological or representational critiques...

... of queer diaspora also conjure forth a queer regional imaginary, one that situates the region as the locus of alternative logics of gender and sexuality that challenge the primacy of metronormative sexual and gender formations. These aesthetic practices produce a queer optic that enables us to grasp...

.../gender confirmation also involves negotiations between doctors and trans people over conflicting meanings of bodily time, sex, gender, and sexuality. A focus on this space draws attention to trans multiplicities and ruptures that emerge in institutional efforts to tame bodily time into a psychiatric...

... Chapter 1 analyzes cultural productions of the late contemporary moment that complicate the hypervisibilty of slave women’s sexual embodiment. The chapter uses Mary Ann Doane’s theory of the photographic afterimage along with Saidiya Hartman’s articulation of gendered submission as a way...

... features Vershawn Ashanti Young’s interview with Berserker creator Paul Outlaw. Outlaw discusses the connections between berserkers, American history, and his personal history, race, gender, and sexuality. Young and Outlaw then discuss the composition of the play and Outlaw’s performance choices...

...Trans Theory as Gender Theory In “The Time Has Come to Think about Gayle Rubin,” the author reflects on the contributions of Rubin's work to the fields of queer and feminist studies. The author argues that Rubin's analysis of sexuality and gender in the context of kinship systems provides...

... rights activism This chapter examines the nexus of state crime, settler colonialism, and dominant frameworks of gender-based violence (GBV). Foregrounding the experiences of Palestinian schoolgirls, it uncovers invisible and sexualized state gender-based violence to expand our understanding...

...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...

... 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 ...