... In “Transgender History, Homonormativity, and Disciplinarity,” the author considers how the concept of trans-ness is not limited to trans people. It is present as that which the sex/gender system controls. In that way, trans-ness can trouble queerness. There are now even sanctioned historical...

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... Zachary Blair analyzes how digital social networking—a medium that has been regarded as a vehicle to build community and advance social justice —also functions as a vehicle for segregation and a means of reproducing homonormativity. In his examination of the responses to a rash of violent...

... for nonmimetic ways of experiencing and conceiving our becomings. queer theory feminism trans feminism embodied knowledge trans embodiment In “Transgender History, Homonormativity, and Disciplinarity,” the author considers how the concept of trans-ness is not limited to trans people...

... and resistance into a call for economic justice against the conjoined forces, in the early 2010s, of gentrification and homonormativity. reenactment neoliberalism queer politics public humanities ...

... heteronormativity and the middle-class homonormativity that quickly emerged in postsocialist China. Instead of portraying Chinese gay men and lesbians as victims of an unaccepting society, Cui’s stories center others’ relationships to homoerotic desire and nonnormative gender presentation. These stories compose...

... conditions, and their complex subjectivities must be reduced to match the homonormative identity sanctioned by refugee law and reified by some diasporic queer organizations. The regulatory practices of the refugee regime trivialize the epistemic and material violence of the everyday, of the long term...

... notions of gender identity to qualify. Their narratives, their material conditions, and their complex subjectivities must be reduced to match the homonormative identity sanctioned by refugee law and reified by some diasporic queer organizations. The regulatory practices of the refugee regime trivialize...