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... sequel Rainbow Popcorn (2012), both directed by Susan Chen; and Baby Ruth Villarama’s Sunday Beauty Queen (2016). The chapter shows how an unruly comparison of queer intimacies in contemporary Taiwan and Hong Kong yields a sorely needed intersectional critique of race, migration, and queerness...

... Through ethnography, Lionel Cantú explores the ways sexuality has impacted the experience of immigrant men. He sheds light on how traditional family and chosen family relationships shape and influence migration. Cantú argues for the centrality of a queer political economy in order to unveil how...

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... impacted the experience of immigrant men. He sheds light on how traditional family and chosen family relationships shape and influence migration. Cantú argues for the centrality of a queer political economy in order to unveil how sexuality shaped processes and strategies of migration for queer men...

... bombings, Les étoiles de Sidi Moumen (2010); its film adaptation, Les chevaux de Dieu (2014); and Binebine’s earlier novel about irregular migration, Cannibales (1999). Binebine’s Étoiles is noteworthy for its unusual narrative form—its narrator is a dead terrorist—and its noticeable “queering...

... and queer analysis and action model a world without policing and cages within radical spaces. Fourth, the power of storytelling binds those who tell them in relations of care, supporting them to take collective action to transform settler carceral arrangements. migration justice decolonial projects...

... about Miraji as a queer Hindustani lyricist-theorist who died in Bombay longing for Pakistan. Over the course of his essay, Miraji began to fold Sappho's voice into his own, asking, in the process, for hamdardī , shared solicitude, rather than veracity as a mode of belonging-knowing. Following his...

... This chapter uses queer fractals as a mode of narrating the past to provide historical context for the book. It represents the history of Jamaica from the arrival of the Spanish in 1494 to the end of the twentieth century. Given the multiplicity of what could count as queer and Jamaica...

..., and inequalities among the citizenry; and discusses how logics and practices of crimmigration, attrition, and national security have dispersed deportability throughout everyday life. It then explains the concept of state migration controls as comprising an infrastructure of chokepoints and how the term intimacies...

... The concepts of diaspora and indigeneity are often framed as antithetical: diaspora by its very definition seems to privilege mobility, hybridity, and migration, while indigeneity by its very definition seems to privilege rootedness, belonging, and authenticity. Chapter 3 proposes...

... The abolitionist politics of the Los Angeles area Immigrant Youth Coalition (IYC), led by queer and women organizers, foreground those directly impacted by criminalization. Through civil disobedience, they publicly confront police and immigration enforcement to stop deportation and all forms...

..., this chapter plaits migrating texts as translations, routed through Lahore, flowering into the grammar of surmise, the signature of prophecy, to offer another telos-sojourn through which we, through Miraji, can imaginatively theorize queer archives, and queer histories. This photo essay is comprised...

... This chapter explores the intersections of critical race studies and affect studies in order to place the ordinary life of racialized experience at the center of the affective turn. Additionally, the chapter focuses on the migration of critical race theory and queer feminist affect theory...

... Centering a citizen man (Tom Swann) trying to prevent the deportation of his undocumented husband (Guillermo Hernández), chapter 2 extends marriage migration scholarship by exploring how immigration laws mandating that marriages must be grounded in love enable attrition, detention...

... with the seasons or the local political climates, from the late nineteenth century through the 2010s. The chapter explores the reciprocities, moral norms, and performance practices street kids created through migration, including conventions for collective housing, self-policing mechanisms, and networks...

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