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... violence of women and men during wars. The role of photographs and image making is intrinsic to these practices. Through an examination of the combing/silence surrounding male sexual violence vis-à-vis the emphasis on the rape of women in independent Bangladesh, it is argued that these racialized...

... 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...

... descriptions of these stories, written in 1986, were meant to counter more harsh depictions of male and female sexuality arising in the feminist anti-pornography movement active at that time. In the first, the wife turns into a fox, but the husband loves his wild vixen anyway. Finally, though, she is too wild...

... This chapter features D. Soyini Madison’s interview with Cuban Hustle creator Cedric Brown. Madison and Brown discuss the political implications of the play’s depictions of black gay male sexuality and U.S.-Cuban relations. Brown ultimately asserts that the play is a metaphor...

... transmission are undermined because they fail to encompass black gay male sexual pleasure and desire. Arguing for a move beyond a reductive causal relationship between sexual behavior and contagion that buttresses an always already pathologized and surveilled black queer sexuality, Bailey proposes a black...

... With a focus on the Gold Coast in Chicago, this chapter looks at leather bars as sites of invention. Leather bars attracted men who sought to radically redefine gay male sexuality, to reclaim their masculinity, and to constitute a tribe. These bars emerged as one of the first truly distinct...

... and stereotypes 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...

... an examination of the combing/silence surrounding male sexual violence vis-à-vis the emphasis on the rape of women in independent Bangladesh, it is argued that these racialized and gendered discourses are intricately associated with the link between sexuality and the state in relation to masculinity...

.... Madison and Brown discuss the political implications of the play’s depictions of black gay male sexuality and U.S.-Cuban relations. Brown ultimately asserts that the play is a metaphor for the relationship between the United States and Cuba. Cuban Hustle black gay men U.S.-Cuban relations ...