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... these elements without restoring to the phallus if not to its physicality, then at least to its living flesh. virilism patriarchy colony plantocracy genitalia ...

... that difference visible. The state also refuses to recognize the transformation enacted by FFS, as legal definitions of sex and surgical sex reassignment overwhelmingly remain centered on genitalia. By engaging the complexities of recognition over the dichotomy of passing and not passing, this chapter contends...

... are exclusively of black men, often with large or erect genitalia. Despite the exhibitions’ staid institutional frames and their reliance on external (often corporate) funding, the problematic aspects of the work’s racial and sexual politics cannot be willed away by containment within the walls of the museum...

.... The chapter offers several rereadings: first, of Dutch society at the time, with its many sites in which the women were exposed to images of black women and their sexuality; next, of racial science and its obsession with black women’s genitalia. Ultimately, the case study shows that the concepts of self...

... 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, highly...

.... 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...