... everyday racism black women psychoanalysis sexualized racism inferiorization criminalization ...

... blackness was suffused with sexuality. Across these different domains, the stock of images, scenarios, and scripts involving black women and men nowadays is very limited. The connection with sexuality is made, no matter what their class background is. everyday racism black women psychoanalysis...

... civic integration programs colonialism sexualization of racism assimilation neoliberal nationalism ...

..., and theories. Ultimately, Reed gestures toward alternative frames for sustained queer engagements with race, gender, and sexuality that address how racialized embodiment shapes and is shaped by interpersonal and institutional racism, refusing myths of a postracial state. spectacular fetishization...

... 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...

... Chapter 4 is a reprise of the book’s timescapes and a plea to “Make Kin Not Babies.” Antiracist, anticolonial, anticapitalist, proqueer feminists of every color and from every people have been leaders in the movement for sexual and reproductive freedom and rights, with particular attention...

... This chapter explores the impact of media frameworks in reporting on gender-based violence, and how this dictates regional reportage. Drawing on case studies of journalistic coverage of gender-based violence, this chapter grapples with the ways in which the media sensationalizes sexual-based...

... contemporary approaches to the affective life of racism. The centrality of Black and African diaspora studies to racialized understandings of affect has expanded to produce an “intimacies of four continents” across racialized histories of sensory and felt experience. This chapter also explores how new genres...

... interprets her work with the knowledge that black women have always been perceived as innately masculine through competing discourses of white racism and black respectability politics. He reads Bentley’s cross-dressing and vocal play as representative of a “black sissy” aesthetic that makes legible...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...

... and the connection between antiqueer violence, sexism, racism, and police brutality. She begins a complicated, secret sexual relationship with HIV positive artist Cory Roberts Auli. After he is brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department, Keiko is exposed to his blood while tending to his injuries. She...